LDWF invites stakeholders to the Atchafalaya Basin's commercial fisheries listening session on March 10, 2025, in Lafayette to discuss trends, data, and policies.

A judge sentenced Tyrone Constant to 50 years for attacking a pizza business employee with a machete in 2020, causing severe injuries requiring extensive medical treatment. He also received extra time for contempt of court.

A man from Bienville Parish, Louisiana, was arrested for multiple deer hunting violations, including obstruction of justice and hunting without a license.

Capt. Michael Windsay of NOFD passed away while on duty, marking a somber period for the department after losing another veteran, Capt. John Blackwell.

NOPD sought public help to reunite a disoriented 78-year-old man with his family after Mardi Gras. He was found in good health and later reunited with his relatives.

A possible tornado caused damage in Gramercy, Louisiana, with no injuries reported and emergency responders checking residents and working to restore power.

Multiple road closures in St. Charles Parish due to repairs affect commuters, with detours in Ama, Ashton Boulevard, Judge Edward Dufresne Parkway, Destrehan, and Luling. US 90 will have night closures for milling and overlay work.

NOPD investigates a homicide in the Seventh District, where an adult male was found dead of a gunshot wound inside a vehicle after a reported shooting.

Law enforcement ensured safety during Mardi Gras 2025; SBSO Deputy Chief John Doran and teams cooperatively patrolled with NOPD, receiving public thanks.

The St. Bernard Parish Sheriff's Office commended Agent Patrick Clark and his K-9, Pit, for their role in Mardi Gras safety, in collaboration with NOPD.

New Orleans Police are investigating a homicide after a man was discovered shot dead inside a vehicle in the city's Second District. The investigation is ongoing.

The St. Tammany Parish Sheriff's Office humorously warned residents of Mardi Gras chaos, advising them to merge properly and maintain their dignity amidst the festive disorder.

The St. Tammany Parish Sheriff's Office joined a local Mardi Gras parade for Emerson Barger, a 7-year-old with brain cancer, to bring joy to her doorstep.