New Orleans Public Works officials attended local events to communicate and engage with residents about city improvements and to honor Hurricane Katrina's 20th anniversary.

Jefferson Parish improves to a Class 3 NFIP rating, effective Oct. 1, 2025, granting a 35% flood insurance discount and saving residents over $12 million annually.

Jefferson Parish announces the ground breaking for a new Bucktown Playground at Bucktown Harbor Park, which will feature an inclusive shrimp boat-themed play structure and enhance outdoor and educational community offerings.

Sheriff's Office trains cadets in legal aspects, tactics, and fitness, with community engagement via social media and encouragement for public to consider law enforcement careers.

Slidell pet grooming business donates four grooming sessions a year to the local fire department's service dog, Chief Mooney, to maintain his health and service readiness.

St. Bernard Parish Sheriff's Office invites residents to a "Night Out Against Crime" on October 7, aiming to strengthen community ties and enhance anti-crime efforts.

The Orleans Parish Sheriff's Office is hosting monthly meetings to support crime victims and promote community involvement in crime reduction efforts.

Weight restrictions of 5 tons are imposed on LA 55's Madison Canal Bridge due to roadwork, starting September 12, 2025, as per DOTD. The limitation is indefinite, affecting routine travel and commerce.

LDWF cited 32 individuals for various dove hunting violations including hunting over baited areas and possession of a stolen firearm during the 2025-26 season's opening weekend.

LDWF cited 32 for dove hunting violations, including over baited areas, lacking licenses, and firearms issues, seizing 219 doves for charity. Some faced additional charges, like possession of a stolen firearm.

Jefferson Parish announces a mortgage bond program offering assistance to first-time homebuyers and veterans, including down payment aid and a forgivable second mortgage.

New Orleans committees focused on sustainability and digital infrastructure, advancing initiatives towards approval, including updating city ordinances and approving Entergy's clean energy compliance.

St. John the Baptist Parish Sheriff’s Office will host a child seat safety event on Sept 27 in LaPlace, offering free checks and limited free seats with pre-registration required.