The Orleans Parish Sheriff's Office promotes its Crime Victim Reparations Unit's aid to crime victims during Carnival, highlighting their constant community support.

GeauxPass alerts public of nationwide text scam impersonating the toll authority, which aims to steal personal and financial information through fake websites designed to look like official toll payment portals.

The Jefferson Community Foundation announces the 22nd Annual Jefferson Parish Senior Exposition on March 20, 2025, at the Pontchartrain Center, offering health resources and activities for seniors.

Two crabbers in Louisiana were cited for operating in a closed area and for gear license violations, highlighting the importance of following local fisheries regulations.

The Louisiana DOTD announced alternating lane closures on LA 42 in Ascension Parish due to Entergy utility work, affecting daytime traffic on March 13.

A lost hunter was safely rescued in St. Mary Parish, Louisiana, through a joint effort by LDWF, local Sheriff’s Office, and USCG after he got lost while rabbit hunting.

Louisiana sets Red Snapper season to start May 1, managed by LDWF with a quota system monitored by the LA Creel program. Participants require a Recreational Offshore Landing Permit and adherence to certain fishing equipment regulations.

Darryl Davis pled guilty for illegal firearm possession as a felon, after an ATF probe triggered by his social media posts. He faces a 15-year maximum sentence.

A car crash near LSU's Tiger Stadium claimed the lives of student athlete Dillon Joyce Reidenauer and motorcyclist Bodhi Linton. Tributes pour in as the community mourns.

The US 190 Railroad Overpass westbound outside lane in Opelousas will be closed for repairs on March 10 from 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., with access for emergency vehicles but possible delays.

The St. Tammany Parish Sheriff's Office humorously warned residents of Mardi Gras chaos, advising them to merge properly and maintain their dignity amidst the festive disorder.

The Orleans Parish Sheriff's Office highlighted a partnership of various agencies to enhance security for Mardi Gras 2025, emphasizing collaboration for safe festivities.

The NOPD released crime data for late February to early March, noting a decrease in gun-related arrests and seizures, and the arrest of a suspect, Anthony Berry, for auto burglaries and firearm theft.