The Slidell Police Department shared a holiday message on Facebook expressing gratitude to residents and confirming their commitment to keep the community safe during the festive season.

NOPD shares safety tips and road closure information for Bayou Classic weekend, urging fans to stay alert and informed for a safe, enjoyable experience.

The Marshalls provided a Thanksgiving feast to St. John Parish deputies, showcasing community spirit and law enforcement appreciation, underlined by the Sheriff's Office's grateful social media post.

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.

NOPD recognized Captain Raven Batiste for graduating from the prestigious Policing Leadership Academy, aimed at enhancing police leadership and strategies for reducing violence.

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.

St. Charles Parish has established its own Little League for baseball and softball, for children aged 9-12, with sign-ups starting December 8th. The season begins in March 2026.

Coco Gauff visited the newly renovated Joe Brown Park tennis courts in New Orleans, celebrated with local fans, and honored by a plaque for her US Open win.

The NOPD honored Detective Sebastion Trigo on social media for serving overseas while also being a detective, as part of their Veterans Month tributes.

New Orleans prepares for the 52nd Bayou Classic with enhanced security and traffic measures, including NOHSEP activation and support from state police and the National Guard.

The New Orleans Fire Department advises caution when frying turkeys for Thanksgiving due to fire risks, offering safety tips and emphasizing the need for vigilance.

Enhanced security measures and a larger police presence are planned for the 52nd Bayou Classic in the French Quarter to ensure safety during the event.

Louisiana State Police urge road safety for the busy Thanksgiving travel time, highlighting dangers of impaired driving and the importance of seat belt use.