Louisiana sets Red Snapper season to start May 1, managed by LDWF with a quota system monitored by the LA Creel program. Participants require a Recreational Offshore Landing Permit and adherence to certain fishing equipment regulations.

The NOPD announced the rescheduled Mardi Gras parades will take place under clear skies on Sunday, March 9, with safety and sanitation measures in place.

LDWF's Father-Child FUN Camp at Woodworth Outdoor Education facility offers families with kids aged 10-13 outdoor bonding activities. Pre-registration required, with limited space.

LDWF invites stakeholders to the Atchafalaya Basin's commercial fisheries listening session on March 10, 2025, in Lafayette to discuss trends, data, and policies.

The St. Tammany Parish Sheriff's Office humorously warned residents of Mardi Gras chaos, advising them to merge properly and maintain their dignity amidst the festive disorder.

The St. Tammany Parish Sheriff's Office joined a local Mardi Gras parade for Emerson Barger, a 7-year-old with brain cancer, to bring joy to her doorstep.

Sheriff's deputies in St. Bernard ensured the safety of local school Mardi Gras parades, managing traffic and escorting students from various schools.

JeffCAP will be assisting eligible Jefferson Parish residents with energy costs through LiHEAP at Kenner Senior Center on March 12, requiring various documents for application.

The Thurman Perry Foundation donated baby essentials to support an infant affected by their mother's incarceration, as highlighted by the OPSO on Facebook.

The St. Charles Parish Sheriff's Office engaged a homeschool co-op in Des Allemands, teaching kids about safety and law enforcement, including seatbelt use and stranger dangers. The event featured K-9 demonstrations and encouraged community outreach.

New Orleans prepares for Mardi Gras with 25 law enforcement agencies led by Sheriff Susan Hutson and OPSO, focusing on safety with a $3.6 million budget and over 400 officers ready to secure festivities.

The Krewe of Atlas parade has been rescheduled to Thursday due to weather concerns, following the Krewe of Symphony at 6:30 p.m. on February 27, 2025.

Jefferson Parish suspends recycling services after February 22, 2025, as it awaits a new contract. Final drop-offs are at Marrero locations, accepting selected items under strict guidelines for contamination prevention.