I-10 in Calcasieu Parish will see lane closures for bridge work near Hamptons Coulee Bridge, with slowdowns expected due to sheet pile installation by DOTD.

NOPD seeks information from Cierra Ussin, a person of interest in a simple robbery on Southlawn Boulevard, not as a suspect but for potential insights.

Louisiana DOTD is using devices to count traffic for planning and infrastructure improvement in various parishes, and urges the public not to tamper with them.

Two men were cited in Terrebonne Parish, Louisiana, for possessing 22 Red Drum fish, over the legal limit. Additional charges were made for license fraud.

St. Charles Parish has started a road maintenance program, including resurfacing and closures, affecting local routes over the summer, with brief work durations and scheduled full closures like East Heather Drive.

Louisiana wildlife agents Sgt. Cupit and Agent Lemoine received the 2024 Conservation Officers of the Year award for their investigative work, including solving an illegal bear killing case.

A California man was sentenced to over a year in prison for defrauding the COVID-19 PPP loan program by claiming his non-operational hotel had an active payroll.

New Orleans' weather forecast includes sunny days and possible storms, with comfortable temperatures and chances of afternoon showers and thunderstorms throughout the week.

US 84 in Concordia Parish is undergoing patching work with alternating lane closures until May 31, 2025. Work occurs during daylight hours. Contact Forby Contracting or DOTD for more details.

The 2025 Spotlight Louisiana Awards recognized local businesses for their contributions to the economy at a ceremony attended by Governor Jeff Landry.

New Orleans' forecast includes sunny days with potential evening thunderstorms, manageable humidity, and steady northeast winds. Conditions are favorable for outdoor activities with consistent temperatures in the mid to high 80s.

New Orleans has implemented stricter rules for zoning appeal submissions, requiring all materials at the time of application to avoid delays in the process.

New Orleans Historic District Landmarks Commissions seek architects for their Review Committees, prioritizing preservation and innovation, with applications due by June 27, 2024.