New Orleans' Department of Public Works announced temporary closures in the French Quarter for infrastructure resilience work, affecting parts of Iberville Street and Exchange Place on May 7.

St. Charles Parish announced the opening of Ormond Spray Park and West Bank Spray Park on May 3, with weekend operating hours in May and extended hours after Memorial Day.

The Orleans Parish Sheriff's Office funding renewal passed by two votes, deemed crucial for operations and staffing. Other parishes voted on fiscal measures, with positive outcomes for infrastructure and services.

New Orleans extends its Healthy Homes ordinance registration deadline for rental property owners to June 15, 2025, ensuring compliance with safety standards.

City of New Orleans hosts a Cinco de Mayo weekend career fair for young adults with job opportunities and free burritos at the New Orleans Science and Math High School Gymnasium.

Jason Adriance was named Conservation Professional of the Year by the Louisiana Wildlife Federation for his efforts in aquatic conservation with the LDWF.

St. Charles Parish is improving its levee system to enhance outdoor activities by adding benches, bike racks, and trash receptacles along its pathways.

The Crescent City Connection Bridge was lit in red to honor fallen firefighters for the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation's #NFFFLightTheNight2025 event.

The RTA in New Orleans has unveiled plans to modernize the Algiers Ferry Terminal and has scheduled a meeting to engage with local disadvantaged businesses about the project.

Residents of St. Bernard Parish participated in National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day to dispose of unwanted medications at a local Walgreens, assisted by the Sheriff's Office.

Plaquemines Day celebrated at the Louisiana State Capitol with local cuisine, history, and networking to highlight the parish's cultural and economic contributions.

Jefferson Parish is hosting a job fair for positions in the Head Start Program at East Bank Regional Library, promising career opportunities and benefits.

Jefferson Parish is organizing a hurricane evacuation simulation on May 19, 2025, seeking volunteers, including those with disabilities and pet owners, to help train staff and first responders.