The St. Charles Parish water treatment process involves drawing water from the Mississippi River, treating it for quality and clarity, and responsibly managing byproducts in accordance with environmental regulations.

St. Charles Parish offers a Christmas Tree Recycling Program for residents to dispose of their natural Christmas trees in an eco-friendly way for coastal restoration.

Plaquemines Parish announces a disruption in garbage collection and government services due to the New Year holiday, with bins provided for waste disposal.

The Gretna Police Department shared a Christmas message of gratitude and unity on Facebook, emphasizing their commitment to community safety and service.

The Kenner Police Department shared a Christmas greeting on Facebook, expressing warm wishes to the community and emphasizing their commitment to safety during the holiday season.

Residents of St. John the Baptist Parish are encouraged to join a trivia game that supports local businesses, with submissions due by January 5, 2026.

St. John the Baptist Parish announces post-holiday recycling dates; residents can dispose of recyclables on December 26, 27, January 2, 3 from 7 am to 3:30 pm.

Two men were cited for fishing violations at night in a Louisiana WMA without proper licenses, exceeding catch limits, and possessing undersized fish.

Kenner Police officers served Christmas lunch to seniors, exchanging uniforms for aprons, fostering community spirit and sharing joy during the holiday season.

St. Bernard Parish firefighters raised $21,000 for local charities through a "Boot Shake" fundraiser, earning community and government recognition for their service and community spirit.

The St. Charles Parish Sheriff's Office announced their FTO Program's national accreditation and spotlighted Deputy Wilkerson for his dual FTO certification.

St. John the Baptist Parish informs residents via social media about safe, timed fireworks use for New Year's celebrations, emphasizing supervision and location restrictions.

Hundreds of fifth-graders in St. Bernard Parish graduated from the D.A.R.E. program, which teaches kids to resist drugs, alcohol, violence, and bullying.