The Louisiana SPCA narrowed adoption hours and limited responses after a steep city funding cut. Local rescues say they're already overwhelmed by redirected calls.

Southeastern will create a standalone College of Nursing and reshuffle health and education units to better align programs with regional workforce demand ahead of fall 2026.

Gretna Police Department launches an online safety campaign, advising the public on preventing cyber threats through strong passwords, cautious information sharing, and educating children on internet use.

Nunez Community College and SME are partnering to train workers for a projected surge in Gulf Coast shipbuilding and maritime jobs. The program pairs colleges, K‑12 and employers.

Storm repairs, grid upgrades and regulatory riders are showing up on New Orleans electric bills. Here’s what’s driving the jump and what to watch next.

St. Charles Parish Public Works crews are busy cleaning up after Mardi Gras, ensuring streets and public spaces are cleared of debris and safe for traffic.

Raleigh-Egypt High School Marching Pharaohs won first place at the Rhythm on the Route competition in Jefferson Parish, with Plaquemines High and Belle Chasse Academy following.

The article highlights Deputy Willie Herron's role in ensuring safe and successful Mardi Gras parades, emphasizing his unseen efforts and the importance of preserving the festive tradition.

St. Tammany Parish Sheriff's Office ensured safety during Mardi Gras celebrations in Covington, Folsom, and Lacombe, marking the event's peaceful conclusion on social media.

The Gretna Police Department commemorated Presidents' Day with a post reflecting on leadership and dedication, recommitting to community service and unity.

The Gretna Police Department posted a Mardi Gras message on Facebook, wishing the community a fun, safe celebration and reminding them to be responsible and vigilant.

St. John the Baptist Parish celebrated Mardi Gras tradition with a shoebox float contest for kids. The winners were announced, with Ki'Cen White taking first place. The contest reflects the community's commitment to creativity.

Dr. Norman C. Francis, who led Xavier University for nearly 50 years and advised eight presidents, has died at 94.