Plaquemines Parish updates residents with a new photo on Facebook, sharing current info and seasonal advisories.

A fatal two-vehicle crash in Livingston Parish resulted in the death of John Cason and moderate injuries to another driver. Impairment has been ruled out as the cause.

NOPD plans to use drones for surveillance during Bayou Classic Weekend to enhance public safety among anticipated large crowds in the French Quarter and downtown.

St. John the Baptist Parish launches Restaurant Day with deals to support local eateries, coinciding with Small Business Saturday, promoting community investment and local spending.

The Marshalls provided a Thanksgiving feast to St. John Parish deputies, showcasing community spirit and law enforcement appreciation, underlined by the Sheriff's Office's grateful social media post.

St. Charles Parish has established its own Little League for baseball and softball, for children aged 9-12, with sign-ups starting December 8th. The season begins in March 2026.

Forecasts from the National Weather Service in New Orleans predict sunny Thanksgiving weather with highs near 70 degrees. Clear skies to last through Friday before a chance of rain over the weekend.

Plan A Games is setting up an engineering team in New Orleans to develop a data analytics platform, promising to create high-skill jobs and reinforce the city's tech industry standing.

A kitchen fire at Touro Hospital's Building A in New Orleans was put out without injuries, involving 50 personnel and 20 units; the cause is under investigation.

Enhanced security measures and a larger police presence are planned for the 52nd Bayou Classic in the French Quarter to ensure safety during the event.

Louisiana State Police urge road safety for the busy Thanksgiving travel time, highlighting dangers of impaired driving and the importance of seat belt use.

St. Tammany Parish Sheriff's deputies delivered Thanksgiving baskets to families in need, visiting those at Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center too, exemplifying community spirit.

The NWS predicts sunny and partly cloudy weather for New Orleans with mild temperatures and chances of showers and storms early in the week, clearing up by Thanksgiving.