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.

The St. John the Baptist Parish Sheriff's Office announced the death of Deputy Shaquille Guerin in Jefferson Parish, with investigations ongoing. Deputy Guerin had served for over eight years.

Gretna Police Department employs a Christmas elf character, Melvin, to recruit new officers in a seasonal campaign that combines holiday spirit and community outreach.

The St. Bernard Parish Sheriff's Office revives the Holiday Ride Home Program to offer safe transportation for residents who've been drinking, running Thanksgiving through January 2nd.

Sheriff's deputy Harper from St. Bernard Parish helped a motorist with a flat tire, embodying community spirit and service, which was shared in a Facebook post by the Sheriff's Office.

New Orleans prepares for the 52nd Bayou Classic with enhanced security, involving multiple law enforcement agencies ensuring safety during the football and cultural festivities.

Nona Burton was arrested in New Orleans for elder abuse, running an unlicensed facility with substandard conditions, leading to five charges of cruelty.

Jeffry L. Page of Farmerville was arrested for illegal firearm possession and hunting violations in Union Parish by Louisiana agents after being observed hunting at prohibited hours.