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.

The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries announces the spring squirrel hunting season from May 3-25, with license requirements and bag limits to ensure sustainability.

Nurses at University Medical Center in New Orleans are planning a third strike on May 1 amid ongoing contract negotiations, citing unresolved issues like staffing, pay, and safety.

Montz is set to receive its first permanent pump station as part of the flood defense improvements, with the St. Charles Parish Council approving the construction that will enhance the area's resilience against future flooding.

St. Charles Parish held its 17th annual Trash Bash with 782 volunteers collecting trash, demonstrating community spirit and environmental stewardship.

The New Orleans Police Department facilitated a safe Easter celebration with parades and Second Lines, earning positive public response for their efforts.

New Orleans celebrates Easter with three parades, featuring floats, music, and themed attire, while also ensuring safety with a revised route avoiding Bourbon Street.

Early voting in Orleans Parish for the Safe and Strong Communities Millage Renewal, Proposition 1, begins April 19, with no tax increase involved. The Sheriff's Office stresses its importance for funding public safety and mental health services.

The SJSO Citizens Academy Class 2025-7 offers a behind-the-scenes look at local law enforcement, aiming to increase transparency and community relations in St. John the Baptist Parish.