Louisiana commercial fishers can now display their licenses on smartphones through LA Wallet, as LDWF integrates non-transferable commercial licenses into the app.

Louisiana is planning a meeting on August 19th to discuss the White Lake Wetlands Conservation Area's future management, focusing on environmental sustainability and wildlife preservation.

Bethune Park unveils renovations including a new basketball court and upgraded playground on August 21, celebrating with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 9:30 a.m. at 301 Bethune Street, Norco.

Luling's Waterworks Billing Office closes early today at 2 p.m. due to staff training; alternative bill payment methods provided online and via drop boxes.

St. Charles Parish Council plans to discuss new ordinances on August 18, 2025, for property taxes, services, and infrastructure, including levee and road improvements, fire protection, and more.

A Louisiana man was cited for illegal shrimping and could face fines and jail time after being caught with 544 pounds of shrimp during a closed season.

LDWF Secretary Bosworth represented Louisiana at the MABA Commission kickoff in D.C., discussing environmental policy with federal and nonprofit leaders.

Louisiana youth won top honors at the 2025 Youth Hunter Education Challenge National Championship in Arkansas with notable performances in individual and team events.

Louisiana fishers have reached 62.4% of their Red Snapper quota, landing 558,130 pounds by July 20. The season allows daily fishing with size and permit regulations, and sustainable practices like using descending devices are promoted.

The Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission will discuss wildlife and marine resource topics, hypoxia action, waterfowl regulations, and CWD control at their August 7 meeting.

LDWF found no violations during a menhaden fishing compliance check in Terrebonne Parish, despite public concerns. They confirmed boats were legally outside the buffer zone.

LDWF offers an 80% discount on combo hunting and fishing licenses to honorably discharged military veterans in Louisiana, effective August 1, as part of Act 321.

Guatemalan citizen Ruben Urizar-Beteta pleaded guilty to re-entering the U.S. illegally after deportation and received 30 months probation and a fine.