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.

St. Tammany Parish Sheriff's deputies delivered Thanksgiving baskets to families in need, visiting those at Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center too, exemplifying community spirit.

The St. Tammany Parish Sheriff's Office enjoyed participating in the Holy Trinity Lutheran Ministries Fall Fest, engaging with kids and showcasing law enforcement gear.

New Orleans Council met to pass legislation on disaster recovery and urban growth, including a lease with S&M Collections Center LLC, and honored local figures Kevin Stamp Jr. and Laketa M. Smith.

A Clifton man was fined for catching double the legal limit of crappie without a license in Louisiana. The fish were confiscated and donated to charity. He may face additional fines and restitution.

The LOF program in Louisiana announced its third funding cycle with $1,078,650 for conservation projects, starting November 24, 2025, through January 23, 2026.

New Orleans ends its federal consent decree, with city officials stating the NOPD has integrated reforms in training and policing into department operations.

St. Charles Parish prepares for its annual Toy and Gift Event for kids on December 13, with various organizations providing support for the festivities.

A man was cited by the LDWF for multiple fishing violations, including lacking proper licenses and tags for his nets; he also faces fines and potential jail time.

Jefferson Parish's 39th Christmas in the Park features 10 million LED lights, festive displays, and character appearances, starting December 1, 2025, with tickets available online.