The LA 39/Claiborne Ave. Bridge in New Orleans will stay open this weekend as repairs on a bridge motor were completed early, preventing the planned disruption.

Jefferson Parish announces the grand opening of the Dr. Joseph and Constance Carroll Avondale Library, a high-tech, flexible space for the community, scheduled for September 4, 2025.

Louisiana recreation fishers have caught 630,445 pounds of Red Snapper, 70.4% of 2023's quota, with sustainability measures like permit requirements and barotrauma mitigation in place.

Jefferson Parish introduces two new community computer labs, supported by Councilman Byron L. Lee, to improve digital access. Opening ceremonies are on August 28, 2025, in Westwego and Metairie.

St. Charles Parish celebrated the opening of the renovated Bethune Park, featuring new amenities and honoring the legacy of the area's first African American high school.

Louisiana anglers have landed 630,445 pounds of Red Snapper, 70.4% of the state's 2025 allocation, as reported by LDWF. Regulations include a four fish daily limit and a 16-inch size minimum.

St. Charles Parish Sheriff's Office broadcasts the grueling journey of its cadets during a 17-week POST Academy, aiming to offer insights, attract new recruits, and promote transparency.

The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries reports 68.4% of the state's Red Snapper quota caught as season continues with specific regulations.

NOPD reports increased traffic enforcement, with 1,200 citations and a reduction in traffic-related fatalities and crashes, emphasizing community partnership and education for road safety.

1834 Ventures has launched a $20 million fund to support startups from the Tulane University community, with an initial $4.4 million raised to promote Louisiana’s economic growth.

NOPD joins the "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" campaign to reduce impaired driving, stressing sober transportation and heightened enforcement during the Labor Day holiday.

New Orleans plans to host the K20 Summit on August 30 to commemorate the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, emphasizing resilience, evolution, and empowerment.

New Orleans schedules a mosquito control operation tonight to combat WNV-positive mosquitoes and health risks, involving trucks spraying adulticides in selected neighborhoods.