The Gretna Police Department shared a Christmas message of gratitude and unity on Facebook, emphasizing their commitment to community safety and service.

Slidell, Louisiana announces town hall meetings to discuss a 10-year Destination Master Plan, seeking community input for the future of tourism and economic development.

The Kenner Police Department shared a Christmas greeting on Facebook, expressing warm wishes to the community and emphasizing their commitment to safety during the holiday season.

NOPD seeks public help in identifying suspects from a December 20 theft on Bourbon Street and has released surveillance images of them and their maroon Nissan Rogue.

NOPD seeks help locating Michael White, a suspect in a simple battery case, last seen driving a black Range Rover; tipsters can contact detectives or Crimestoppers.

The National Weather Service issued a Dense Fog Advisory for parts of Louisiana and Mississippi, affecting Christmas morning travel with visibility of a quarter-mile or less.

Michael White, 5'11", 175 lbs., and driving a black Range Rover, is wanted for allegedly assaulting a victim on Hayne Boulevard. Authorities urge anyone with information to contact Seventh District detectives or Crimestoppers.

Residents of St. John the Baptist Parish are encouraged to join a trivia game that supports local businesses, with submissions due by January 5, 2026.

St. John the Baptist Parish announces post-holiday recycling dates; residents can dispose of recyclables on December 26, 27, January 2, 3 from 7 am to 3:30 pm.

Two men were cited for fishing violations at night in a Louisiana WMA without proper licenses, exceeding catch limits, and possessing undersized fish.

Kenner Police officers served Christmas lunch to seniors, exchanging uniforms for aprons, fostering community spirit and sharing joy during the holiday season.

Jefferson Parish has improved flood management, achieving a Class 3 CRS rating, resulting in a 35% flood insurance discount for residents, and has released reports on flood risk, public awareness, and endangered species protection.

St. Bernard Parish firefighters raised $21,000 for local charities through a "Boot Shake" fundraiser, earning community and government recognition for their service and community spirit.