LA 82 in Cameron Parish will be closed from July 28-30 for cross drain pipe replacement, affecting traffic and requiring a detour via LA 27, LA 14, and LA 35. Drivers should expect construction signs and exercise caution.

St. Tammany Parish deputies showed restraint and respect during a boat stop, earning praise from boater Kody Lacour for their fair handling of an expired registration and life jacket violation.

The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries has stocked approximately 5.3 million Florida Largemouth Bass to improve fishing opportunities statewide.

Lane and shoulder closures are planned on LA 428 (General Meyer Ave) in Orleans Parish for road construction, affecting evening and morning commutes from July 20th to July 25th.

A New Orleans man was sentenced to 97 months for illegal firearm possession after pleading guilty. This was part of the Project Safe Neighborhoods initiative.

New Orleans launched an online dashboard providing real-time data on mental health and substance use service availability to improve accessibility for residents.

A house fire in Algiers resulted in the death of a woman despite the rapid response and rescue efforts of the New Orleans Fire Department. The cause of the blaze is under investigation.

New Orleans addressed HVAC outages at the Coroner's Office, confirming a rapid response, with repairs expected soon and the autopsy room remaining at compliant temperatures.

LDWF agents in Louisiana's New Orleans area issued 81 citations for littering over the last fiscal year, intensively investigating cases including dumped boats and hazardous materials.

An OPSO deputy was assaulted by an inmate at the Orleans Justice Center, resulting in hospital treatment for the deputy and evaluations for the inmate.

New Orleans' weekly weather includes sunny conditions, potential thunderstorms, and highs near 91 degrees, with varying chances of precipitation each day.

Historic building in New Orleans' French Quarter partially collapsed, but no injuries; NOFD responded quickly and the area was secured for cleanup and assessment.

1031 Canal Street in New Orleans has been unanimously designated as a landmark due to its Civil Rights history and the Hard Rock hotel collapse tragedy.