Mayor Cantrell's appeal of a dismissed restraining order against French Quarter resident Anne Breaud is ongoing, with legal arguments focusing on privacy, free speech, and public interest.

LDWF agents were awarded the Medal of Merit for their bravery during a New Year's terrorist attack in New Orleans.

Sheriff Susan Hutson supports the Safe and Strong Communities Millage Renewal, which funds crucial OPSO operations without raising taxes. The renewal, critical for services like reentry programs and mental health care, is up for a vote in May 2025.

Luling's Waterworks Billing Office will close at 1:45 p.m. on April 3 for staff training, with alternative bill payment options available. Regular hours resume April 4.

Julius Augillard was sentenced to 70 months for illegal firearm possession after pleading guilty, with a subsequent three-year supervised release and fees.

The Lester Avenue bridge in Jefferson Parish will close indefinitely on April 2, 2025, after inspections revealed serious issues, forcing commuters to detour via Little Farms Avenue.

New Orleans man, Addison, has been sentenced to 118 months in prison for drug trafficking and firearms offenses, following a methamphetamine sale that led to an undercover ATF agent being injured.

The NWS forecasts a warm, sunny day in New Orleans with a high of 85 and breezy conditions, changing to cloudier skies and high chances of weekend showers and thunderstorms.

A Slidell man pled guilty to illegal machine gun possession and faces up to 10 years in prison and $250,000 in fines, with the sentencing set for July 2025.

Medical Drive in Bossier City to have intermittent closures for drainage installation related to the Jimmie Davis Bridge project, starting April 7, with detours provided.

The Louisiana DOTD is renovating LA 133 in Richland Parish, a $6.7 million project expected to finish by fall 2025, causing temporary lane closures and construction hazards.

Two suspects, Danette Colbert and Rickey White, have been linked to a series of drug-and-theft schemes following the death of sports reporter Adan Manzano during the Super Bowl period.

The interim OMV commissioner of Louisiana, Bryan Adams, is committed to overhauling the outdated mainframe to solve ongoing system outages and delays experienced by customers.