Major road closure at Nursery Place and Poplar Street begins March 10 until December 12, 2025, for sewer lift station repairs, with detours via Seminole Avenue, Live Oak Street, and Chickasaw Avenue.

A Lecompte man received citations for multiple deer hunting violations, including hunting during closed season and from a moving vehicle, based on an informant's tip.

NOPD is investigating a deadly shooting on Moss Street that occurred around 2:41 p.m., leaving one man dead and a woman injured. Authorities continue to investigate and urge anyone with information to contact NOPD Homicide detectives or Crimestoppers.

Sheriff's deputies rescued a great blue heron entangled in an abandoned trout line in St. Tammany Parish, emphasizing the importance of cleaning up after outdoor activities.

Sheriff's Office attended the Leader Faith Forum in Covington, focusing on prayers for the community and its leaders, with a mix of faith and civic responsibility.

The St. Bernard Sheriff's Office is hosting a job fair on April 9 for those interested in law enforcement careers, offering multiple department roles and benefits.

New Orleans’ Music Census Sessions offer free business skill workshops for local musicians, featuring speakers from the local industry. The series aims to help artists sustain careers in music.

Louisiana DOTD announces a midday northbound LA 3046 loop closure for roadwork on March 20, between 10:30 AM and 2:00 PM, with a detour via U-turn past Claiborne Dr.

DOTD announces lane closures on I-10 East in St. Martin Parish for asphalt repairs, affecting travel until March 28, between mile markers 108-115, with an 11-foot lane restriction.

A New Orleans man pleaded guilty to illegal firearm possession, facing up to 15 years in prison and fines as part of Project Safe Neighborhoods' efforts to combat gun violence.

Upcoming roadwork in Livingston Parish could affect commutes, with partial lane closures and traffic signal work on various routes from March 24 to 28, 2025. Detours suggested by DOTD are available online.

Jeremy Talbert, also known as "J-Nasty" and "Jay Nastie," was sentenced to over 18 years in prison for sex trafficking a minor from Memphis to New Orleans.

Lovon White of New Orleans pleaded guilty to federal drug and firearms charges, including distributing controlled substances and possessing a machinegun.