The St. Tammany Fishing Pier is being revitalized with improvements including new structural steel and an extension. The project is set to complete in 2027, will offer 24/7 access, and is supported by local government and federal partners.

St. Bernard Parish reports progress in infrastructure and recreation, including drainage improvements, park upgrades, and Fire Station 11 nearing completion.

Two St. Tammany Parish deputies rescued three hunters from icy waters after their boat drifted away during a duck hunting trip. Despite harsh conditions, they safely retrieved the individuals and their boat.

The Orleans Parish School Board voted against a proposal to settle a lawsuit over school funding against the City of New Orleans, citing financial impact on schools.

St. Tammany Councilwoman Kathy Seiden suspended her Senate campaign and endorsed Rep. Julia Letlow, consolidating support behind the Trump-backed challenger ahead of Louisiana’s May party primary.

LCAI is offering a 10-week General Contractors Seminar for contractors in Louisiana, covering construction fundamentals and safety codes, with registration closing on February 20, 2026.

New Orleans announces a $2.8 million lighting system overhaul to improve safety and deter copper theft, funded by Entergy penalties and promising employment opportunities.

Two levee authority commissioners resigned this week as misdemeanor battery charges and a state attorney general probe thrust the agency’s governance into turmoil. The exits leave the board short-handed amid questions over policing and oversight.

The Louisiana Department of Insurance says a Metairie bond producer will repay more than $1.2M and pay a $250K fine after investigators found unlawful fees on surety bonds.

New Orleans will experience clearing weather, with morning showers followed by lower humidity and a high near 61°F. Clear skies and cooler temperatures are expected in the evening.

A six-story boutique and a five-story hybrid hotel are taking shape on lower St. Charles Avenue, signaling renewed developer interest in the corridor.

New Orleans police released photos after two suspects rammed a motorist on I-610 and stole his car on Jan. 22. Detectives are asking for tips.

Calls to New Orleans' 311 line failed Tuesday, leaving residents to use the online portal or backup numbers. The city points people to NOLA-311 and an alternate phone line.