The Louisiana Impact Fund has launched to keep businesses, jobs, and wealth within the state, targeting a $100 million capitalization with backing from local entities.

Mayor Helena Moreno launches "Lights On," improving street lighting in New Orleans for public safety, starting with a pilot in New Orleans East to boost quality of life.

The National Weather Service forecasts sun and clouds for New Orleans with mild temperatures and possible showers in the evenings. Winds may pick up, with cooler nights and mostly clear weather into the weekend.

Helena N. Moreno was inaugurated as New Orleans' 63rd Mayor, outlined her vision for the city, and emphasized community engagement and government transparency.

St. Charles Parish announces road closures and detours due to construction, with Jonathan Street closed indefinitely, Ormond Center Court blocked, and LA 3127 undergoing long-term work with lane restrictions until 2026.

The Plaquemines Pride ferry service has resumed its regular schedule after a service interruption, ensuring normal commutes for Plaquemines Parish residents.

Boil water advisory issued for Grand Isle's Cheniere area after a drop in water pressure prompts contamination concerns; residents are advised to boil or disinfect water.

NOPD arrested four in a human trafficking bust, following an investigation since the previous August. They seek more information and urge victims to contact support services.

East Bay commuters are advised of nighttime and weekend lane closures on Eastbound US 90 at the Huey P. Long Bridge for joint repairs starting January 16th.

A man was arrested for allegedly burglarizing his former workplace in Arabi, with the St. Bernard Sheriff's Office using surveillance and victim statements for identification.

NOPD seeks community help to find a robbery suspect, sharing an image and urging tips through their hotline or Crimestoppers for an incident that occurred on Elysian Fields Avenue.

A New Orleans man died in a motorcycle crash in St. Bernard Parish after losing control and hitting a tree. He was wearing a DOT-approved helmet. Toxicology tests were conducted, and the investigation is ongoing.

Senior Police Officer Randall Knight retired from NOPD after 38 years, celebrated with the Chief's Challenge Coin, and will continue as a reserve officer, notably teaching Taser classes.