Gambit’s “Dialectics” episode puts Angola and Louisiana’s prison medical failures back in the spotlight after a federal court found care unconstitutional. Advocates say the coming weeks will test whether court oversight forces real change.

A brush fire burned Sunday in the woods north of the railroad tracks near Levee and Whitley roads in Des Allemands, parish officials posted.

A Visit The Northshore reel shows Gerald Gruenig raving about Don’s Seafood in Covington, sparking local chatter.

Thick black smoke rose over the Warehouse District Sunday as firefighters battled a large blaze near Girod and Commerce; nearby streets were blocked. NOFD crews responded at the scene.

A Red Flag Warning covered several Baton Rouge–area parishes Saturday as forecasters warned low humidity and gusty winds could make fires spread rapidly. Officials urged no outdoor burning.

Kenner Police maintained safety and embraced community spirit during Rivertown's Lundi Gras celebrations alongside the Krewe of Zulu and Argus parades.

Clerks want a carve‑out after a privacy law let officials scrub court and property records. A pending bill would shield district‑clerk databases from redaction requests.

Jefferson Parish says a fleet of docked drones has cut many 911 response times to about two minutes, officials report early drops in most crime categories.

Louisiana State Police and LDWF collaborate for Mardi Gras safety, focusing on both Bourbon Street and Mississippi River navigational hazards, as shared in an LSP Facebook post.

New Orleans’ health department posted a Facebook alert Thursday urging MMR shots as the U.S. reports more than 3,000 measles cases and warns of serious complications.

St. Charles Parish Public Works crews are busy cleaning up after Mardi Gras, ensuring streets and public spaces are cleared of debris and safe for traffic.

Lane closures on US 61 in St. Charles Parish for roadwork were announced on social media, affecting traffic on February 18-19 from 5:30 PM to 6 AM. Drivers are advised to be cautious and expect delays.

The Gretna Police Department posted a Mardi Gras message on Facebook, wishing the community a fun, safe celebration and reminding them to be responsible and vigilant.