Jefferson Parish introduces two new community computer labs, supported by Councilman Byron L. Lee, to improve digital access. Opening ceremonies are on August 28, 2025, in Westwego and Metairie.

Road work on Eastbound LA 46 in St. Bernard Parish will cause lane closures on August 25, 2025, with right lane closed 7 AM-noon and left lane 12-4 PM.

A Nicaraguan national pleaded guilty to social security misuse, facing up to five years in prison and fines, with sentencing set for December 3, 2025.

The search intensifies for missing 12-year-old autistic boy, Bryan Vasquez, in New Orleans. NOPD's delayed response to his disappearance, taking five hours to act, is under scrutiny.

A New Orleans man received a 180-month prison term for drug and firearms offenses after pleading guilty to possessing fentanyl with intent to distribute and illegal firearm possession.

NOPD's recent report shows a decline in gun arrests and seizures compared to last year, with details on the statistics and their potential implications for crime trends.

Louisiana State Police are accepting applications for their 108th Cadet Class until tonight, offering advanced training for prospective state troopers starting January 4, 2026.

New Orleans Police seek public help to find Katriel Faith Gibson, suspected of election fraud and violating a protective order during November 2024 elections.

St. Charles Parish is initiating a major flood protection project for Montz with the construction of two new pump stations to increase capacity and resilience, funded over $32 million.

Louisiana State Police search for missing 12-year-old Bryan Vasquez from New Orleans; he has a neurodevelopmental disorder and requires immediate assistance.

Acadia Parish's I-10 Eastbound Exit 72 ramps will be closed for construction overnight from August 18 to 23. Detours will be in place for travelers on Trumps Road.

Guatemalan national Federico Mendez-Francisco was indicted for unlawful re-entry into the U.S. after removal, facing up to ten years in prison if convicted. He was previously deported and has a felony forgery conviction.

Two people were cited for illegal shrimping in Terrebonne Parish, Louisiana, before the season opened. They had 306 pounds of shrimp, which were seized along with their equipment.