Jonny Castro Art created a tribute artwork for Sgt. Grant Candies, appreciated by the St. Tammany Parish Sheriff's Office and community for honoring his spirit and service.

Jefferson Parish re-launches its free recycling program with Glass Half Full, starting March 29, 2025, accepting various recyclables at two locations weekly.

The long-awaited Port Wonder has been unveiled in Lake Charles, marking a new beginning for the city's lakefront with facilities including the Children's Museum and the LDWF Nature and Science Center.

Sheriff's deputies rescued a great blue heron entangled in an abandoned trout line in St. Tammany Parish, emphasizing the importance of cleaning up after outdoor activities.

Sheriff's Office attended the Leader Faith Forum in Covington, focusing on prayers for the community and its leaders, with a mix of faith and civic responsibility.

The St. Bernard Fire Department won a tug-of-war contest against the Sheriff's Office at the Islenos Fiesta, highlighting camaraderie among first responders.

St. Bernard Parish roadways will undergo changes March 17-21, with partial closures on LA 300 for asphalt work. Expect alternating lane closures and delays.

K9 Freya, a Bavarian Mountain Hound, participated in Covington's Mardi Paws parade, charming attendees and showcasing the St. Tammany Parish Sheriff's Office's community engagement.

The Orleans Parish Sheriff's Office collaborated with local groups to hold the 4th Annual Health and Wellness Family Expo, providing health resources, screenings, and education in New Orleans East.

The Orleans Parish Sheriff's Office promotes its Crime Victim Reparations Unit's aid to crime victims during Carnival, highlighting their constant community support.

The Jefferson Community Foundation announces the 22nd Annual Jefferson Parish Senior Exposition on March 20, 2025, at the Pontchartrain Center, offering health resources and activities for seniors.

Mounes Street at Sams Avenue will close on March 9 for water line installation, with detours via Edwards Avenue, Citrus Boulevard, and Dickory Avenue.

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.