Over 8,000 customers experienced power outages in Jefferson and Orleans parishes, attributed to an animal disrupting equipment at the Gretna Substation. Entergy is working to restore power with most customers expected to have service by noon.

Sgt. Foltz of Kenner PD died on duty due to a medical incident before a trial; his funeral is set for Nov. 20.

New Orleans Saints safety Tyrann Mathieu distributed over 300 Thanksgiving turkeys with side dishes to families in need during his 9th annual "Tyrann’s Turkeys" event.

New Orleans Archbishop Gregory Aymond submitted his resignation to Pope Francis as required at age 75, amid the Archdiocese's bankruptcy due to abuse claims.

A woman in Metairie was reunited with her emotional support dog, Mav, thanks to community and social media efforts following the dog's escape during a car crash.

Louisiana AG Liz Murrill urges reporting of racist spam texts linked to a Polish VPN, as her Cyber Unit, FBI, and other agencies investigate the widespread messages invoking slavery.

New Orleans begins community engagement to shape its Electric Transportation Roadmap, aiming to reduce emissions and incorporate public input, focusing on inclusivity and sustainability.

New Orleans introduces a local Walk of Fame honoring notable figures with engraved Fleur-de-lis, blending celebration with education and community engagement.

Cam Jordan partners with GENYOUth on the Super School Meals initiative to combat youth food insecurity in Louisiana, aiming to provide over 8 million meals to students.

New Orleans broadcaster Eric Paulsen passed away at 74 after battling cancer. He was a beloved figure at WWL-TV for over 40 years, known for his warmth and exceptional reporting.

The Dawn Busters Kiwanis Club of Metairie will host the 5th annual Trunk or Treat on Oct. 19 at Lafreniere Park with trick-or-treating and free carousel rides.

Slidell's Mayor Cromer announces the Olde Towne Community Christmas Golf Cart Parade on November 30th, inviting residents to register their decorated carts. Only the first 100 entries are permitted.

The Plaquemines Parish Sheriff's Office hosted their annual National Night Out Against Crime to strengthen community-police relations and promote safety.