Kenner's City Council will vote on a resolution to authorize talks to bring the Pelicans' G‑League Squadron to the Pontchartrain Center. The measure would let the mayor enter negotiations but does not yet create a lease.

Multiple arrests made in connection with aggravated arson at a St Bernard Avenue property in New Orleans, announced by NOFD and supported by Louisiana State Fire Marshal and LSP. Suspects' details not yet released.

St. John the Baptist Parish Library is hosting 'Take Your Child to the Library Day' on February 7, 2026, with activities, author events, and library card sign-ups.

New Orleans Police are asking for help locating Michelle Mary Arceneaux after an alleged Wednesday stabbing in the 900 block of Stanton Road. Investigators say the victim's children were present.

NOPD is seeking Jamall Lee Lambert for business burglary and possession of stolen things, with an arrest warrant issued. Public assistance is requested.

Photos show leaks in the LaPlace sheriff's office as officials push an 18‑acre Airline Highway headquarters. Parish crime fell 36% in 2025.

The Historic District Landmarks Commission in New Orleans has improved efficiency with its HDLC ExpressLane by issuing 115 Certificates of Appropriateness quickly since its launch, representing 60% of all certificates.

Mark Albarado was sentenced to life for raping a child under 13 in Jefferson Parish, with the case involving DNA evidence and a six-year abuse period.

Crescent City Connection Bridge on US 90 BUS Westbound will experience delays due to overnight roadwork for utility improvements starting Friday, with two lanes closed.

The Krewe of Mid‑City transformed the Celestin Ballroom for its 92nd Bal Masque, crowning King Frank Milanese and Queen Amy Freese Carter under a 'Lands Far and Beyond' theme.

Frenchmen All Day, the Marigny cafe known for house-roasted coffee and Bloody Marys, has closed after five years. The building is now listed for sale.

St. Tammany Parish President Mike Cooper announced he will not run in 2027 and will finish his current term, citing family and a desire to pass the torch.

Tulane’s Book Fest expands its lineup and campus footprint for March 12–15, 2026, adding marquee authors and making Sunday a full Family Day. The free festival will spread across Tulane’s uptown campus.