K9 Spartan, a Belgian Malinois, joins the Onslow County Sheriff's Office after completing a six-week training program in narcotics and patrol functions.

Three men were cited by LDWF for unauthorized activities and permit violations in Louisiana's Maurepas Swamp WMA; they also face ICE custody for immigration and firearm possession issues.

St. Charles Parish Sheriff's Office promotes a fundraiser at Anytime Fitness-Destrehan for the Police Unity Tour, offering Pastalaya and fitness classes to support fallen officers.

The 11th Annual Tour da Parish Bike Ride took place in St. Bernard Parish, drawing cyclists to ride across scenic routes, with traffic adjustments made for safety.

Marrero's Fall Festival will take place on October 25, 2025, at Parc des Familles, featuring activities, local crafts, and cuisine from 11 AM to 6 PM.

Jefferson Parish announces mosquito spraying by air on October 27 in selected areas, weather permitting, using EPA-approved methods, with detailed planning for efficiency and safety.

Grand Isle residents must boil their water due to a valve malfunction, following guidance from Jefferson Parish in collaboration with the Louisiana Department of Health.

New Orleans collaborates with Operation Restoration and MacArthur Foundation to strategize on reducing women's incarceration rates through a mapping session with diverse community input.

Jefferson Parish will honor veterans on November 7, 2025, with a ceremony at Veterans Memorial Square, offering both in-person and live-streamed attendance.

The 77th Annual Big Bass Rodeo and Fishtival in New Orleans City Park is set for March 28, 2026, with various fishing competitions and a conservation raffle.

The St. Charles Parish community supported the Nick Lege Fundraiser, organized by the local Sheriff's Office and Fraternal Order of Police, raising $10,300 by selling over 560 plates.

The St. Bernard Parish Sheriff's Office is participating in National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day, encouraging residents to safely dispose of medications at a local Walgreens.

New Orleans Police increased security for an NBA YoungBoy concert due to potential threats, deploying over 400 officers and utilizing tactical teams, drones, and other equipment.