Louisiana is closing the fall inshore shrimp season in parts of Zone 2 on December 22, 2025, to protect immature white shrimp populations. Other areas remain open, with ongoing monitoring for sustainability.

The Kenner Police Department has welcomed new officers from POST Academy Class 26, praising their hard work and dedication through their rigorous training.

Roadwork in Destrehan causes detours and lane closures on Jonathan Street and Ormond Center Court, with projects expected to last until late 2026.

New Orleans adjusts trash collection schedule for Christmas, excluding the French Quarter and DDD, with pickups delayed by one day post-25th December.

New Orleans unveils a new Power Complex to enhance drainage pump reliability through a direct connection to Entergy's power grid, marking progress in modernizing its infrastructure.

Honduran national Bryan Javier Perez-Espinoza sentenced to 21 months for illegal reentry and firearm possession.

Road closures and construction in Destrehan affect travel, with Jonathan Street closed for business and other disruptions on Ormond Center Court and LA 3127. Detours in place and potential delays expected.

St. Tammany Parish Sheriff's Office promoted a free inclusive community event with holiday-themed activities such as face painting and a petting zoo, ensuring accessibility for all attendees.

LaPlace Beauty Market has become a popular destination for beauty products in LaPlace, offering jewelry, makeup, wigs, and hair products at two locations highlighted by St. John the Baptist Parish.

St. Tammany Parish Animal Services reported a successful holiday adoption event where four dogs found homes, thanking participants and the community on social media.

A report details a pedestrian, Brian L. Hardwick, being fatally struck by a car in Vernon Parish, Louisiana, prompting police reminders on pedestrian safety.

Kawaiishh Brown pled guilty to distributing fentanyl and cocaine, facing up to 20 years in prison and $1M fine. Her home had drugs and firearms; her son's also had meth. Sentencing is pending.

Georgia man Chase Duncan Campbell sentenced to six months in prison and supervised release for wire fraud conspiracy targeting a political candidate and others in fake services and real estate deals. Must repay $446,302.23 to victims.