The US 90B riverbound on-ramp from Earhart Blvd in New Orleans has reopened post-fire repairs, with ongoing monitoring and additional repairs planned.

St. Tammany Parish Public Works Director Jay Watson educated Magnolia Trace Elementary Student Ambassadors about local government, infrastructure, and public service, fostering civic engagement and leadership skills.

St. Bernard Parish announced a collaboration with the Pearl Harbor Survivors Association to commemorate the 84th anniversary of Pearl Harbor at a ceremony on December 7.

Boudreaux’s Jewelers invests $4M in its Mandeville flagship store expansion to become a leading jewelry manufacturing hub in Louisiana, promising new high-wage jobs.

New Orleans braces for heavy rains and thunderstorms, with the NWS predicting 100% precipitation chances and high humidity levels over the next few days, but forecasts indicate potential sunny conditions by midweek.

A fire broke out in a French Quarter neighborhood, displacing six people and two pets. The NOFD responded promptly, and the blaze was under control with no injuries, but the cause is under investigation.

BNSF Railway completed repairs on a railroad crossing in St. Charles Parish, part of an initiative for a comprehensive roads assessment including rail intersections.

New Orleans Health Department offers free training for teachers on comprehensive sex education, focusing on self-esteem, relationships, and STI prevention, aligning with Louisiana's educational policies.

Jefferson Parish is set to host the 3rd Annual Lighting of the Oaks at Hope Haven on December 4, featuring illuminated oak trees and festive decorations along the fitness trail.

NOPD seeks a suspect for an early morning vehicle burglary on Nov 22, in New Orleans, involving a stolen pistol. Public assistance is requested.

Three separate shootings occurred in Lafourche Parish; one man died while hunting, another was shot in a domestic dispute, and a third was wounded by a homeowner after acting erratically. No arrests have been made.

The Bayou Classic in New Orleans combines HBCU pride, music, and black entrepreneurship, with events like the Greek Show and Battle of the Bands, as well as the Bayou Business Bowl for student entrepreneurs.

The Bayou Classic parade in New Orleans drew visitors worldwide, celebrating culture, music, and sportsmanship, including an Italian family and fans from diverse backgrounds.