Louisiana's recreational fishing season ended with 947,103 pounds of Red Snapper caught, surpassing the quota by 5.8%, thus reducing the 2026 quota to compensate. The state will adjust the next season's days.

Education Secretary Linda McMahon promoted civics education in New Orleans at the History Rocks! Trail to Independence tour ahead of the U.S. Semiquincentennial.

Lane and ramp closures on I-10 in Orleans Parish for guardrail installation are scheduled nightly from Jan 25-29, impacting both directions of traffic.

The National Weather Service in New Orleans forecasts a week of varied weather, including chances of showers, fluctuations in temperature, and cloudy skies.

St. John Parish citizens honored Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy with a march, supported by the local sheriff's office for safety.

Multiple fires deemed arson hit New Orleans' Bywater neighborhood; no injuries occurred, but significant property damage was reported, and an investigation is underway.

Mayor Helena Moreno introduces a tiered furlough to address a city budget deficit, sparing employees earning under $40,000 and aims to lift it swiftly by enhancing revenue and efficiency.

St. John the Baptist Parish will hold a Fresh Start Amnesty Day on January 17, 2026, at River Parishes Community College to help people resolve minor legal issues.

Traffic on LA 3127 near I-310 in St. Charles Parish will face disruptions from patching operations next week, with partial lane closures from 6 AM-5 PM daily.

The National Weather Service reports fair, cool weather in New Orleans with moderate humidity and a detailed forecast for the coming days, including a temporary dip in temperature and possible snow showers.

Lesli Harris has been unanimously elected as Chair of the Budget, Audit, and Board of Review Committee in New Orleans, adding a REC seat and committing to budget transparency.

The St. Bernard Animal Shelter in St. Bernard Parish has achieved a no-kill status for 2025, with a save rate of over 90%, highlighting the community and staff's collaborative efforts in animal welfare.

St. Tammany Parish has begun a $1.3 million repaving project on Harrison Avenue, with completion expected in late Spring, part of broader infrastructure improvements.