St. John the Baptist Parish Sheriff’s Office will host a child seat safety event on Sept 27 in LaPlace, offering free checks and limited free seats with pre-registration required.

Louisiana's DOTD launched a bridge bundling initiative under the new Office of Louisiana Highway Construction to refurbish 62 bridges, aiming for efficiency and cost-effectiveness.

A UTV operated by Clovis Vizier, 63, was involved in a fatal collision with a truck on Highway 3235, Louisiana. The cause is under investigation, with an emphasis on UTV road legality and safety.

Honduran national Jhosmy Josue Perez-Alvarez was sentenced to 20 months for illegal firearm possession in the U.S. and faces deportation after serving his time.

A hit-and-run in Iberville Parish resulted in the death of pedestrian Kade Dupree. Suspect Richard Wagner was arrested and charged with Felony Hit and Run, and Driving Under Suspension.

The City has scheduled the NSTR Lottery application period for September 7-13, 2025, with mandatory training sessions on September 3-5 for prospective short-term rental operators.

The I-10 overpass on LA 397 in Calcasieu Parish will be closed from September 6 to 8, 2025, for roadway repairs and guardrail replacement, with detours set for affected motorists.

A pedestrian was killed on Missouri Route 364 in St. Peters, leading to the closure of the eastbound lanes. The incident involved a 42-year-old man and a driver in a 2023 Kia K5.

New Orleans' weekly forecast includes partly sunny skies, chances of showers and thunderstorms, with highs in the mid-80s to low 90s and generally light winds.

Three brothers were arrested for second-degree murder after a deadly stabbing on a fishing vessel in Plaquemines Parish. The investigation is ongoing.

Jefferson Parish announces closures of governmental offices, no garbage pickup on Labor Day, and operating schedules for services like parks and transit.

Woodside Energy commits $17.5 billion to a new LNG facility in Southwest Louisiana, the state's largest foreign investment, promising jobs and economic growth.

South Korean firms SNT Motiv and SNT Energy will establish a $59.4 million manufacturing facility in Louisiana, aiming to create 275 direct jobs. The site will support key U.S. industries and is set to open in 2026.