The Boudreaux Canal Bridge in Terrebonne Parish, closed for repairs, reopened ahead of schedule, with a new bridge planned. Other local bridges like Bayou Dularge and Daigleville are also undergoing maintenance.

Lane and shoulder closures are planned on LA 428 (General Meyer Ave) in Orleans Parish for road construction, affecting evening and morning commutes from July 20th to July 25th.

Louisiana's wildlife agency is working with partners to restore longleaf pine forests by providing cost-sharing to landowners and showcasing progress at a recent event.

A New Orleans woman, Karen Duckworth, is charged with theft of government funds, accused of collecting her late mother's social security since 2009. If convicted, she faces a 10-year sentence and fines.

A New Orleans man pled guilty to carjacking and a federal firearm charge related to a March 2023 hijacked bus incident. He faces up to 15 years and fines per charge.

Eight Louisiana residents were indicted on federal drug distribution charges involving fentanyl and methamphetamine, with varying potential sentences based on involvement and criminal history.

LaPlace resident Latricia Moliere was sentenced to 3 years of probation and ordered to pay $22,742.71 restitution for submitting false SBA loan statements.

Eton Street in New Orleans will have intermittent closures from July 23 due to street repairs by Hardrock Construction Co. Local access maintained, but parking restrictions apply.

NOPD seeks public help to locate Wilbert Smith, linked to illegal waste disposal involving tire dumping, recorded on surveillance video using a purple 2001 Dodge van.

New Orleans weather forecast predicts a mix of sun, showers, and thunderstorms with typical summer heat and humidity, with a varying daily chance of precipitation.

A Ponchatoula man pleaded guilty to federal drug conspiracy charges and could face 5 to 40 years in prison plus fines, with law enforcement collaboration praised in the case.

Louisiana's LDWF reports 45.6% of the Red Snapper quota reached, with 407,853 pounds caught as of July 6. The season began May 1st with a 4-fish daily limit and mandatory permits for anglers.

A man from Tickfaw was sentenced to over three years in prison for drug trafficking, involving methamphetamine and fentanyl distribution in Louisiana.