Officials pulled a 1,000-acre Luling zoning vote hours before the meeting, as residents pressed for answers on a possible data center.

The Alexandria-based bank snapped up a former credit union building on Gause Boulevard for its Slidell debut.

A federal appeals panel pulled a civil-rights case from a Mississippi judge after his order cited fake allegations generated by AI.

A New Orleans appeals panel says switchblades count as protected arms, dealing Knife Rights a long-sought win.

No new tax, no rate hike — just a 30-70 split that could create EMS's first dedicated funding stream.

Curbside dumpsters and storage pods could cost owners $80 upfront plus $20 a day under a new City Council plan.

Mayor Helena Moreno and the City Council made Nov. 3 a city holiday for city employees, building on an earlier Election Day holiday measure she passed.

Chief deputy Kristi Boissiere August and businessman Willie Jones face off to replace retiring Constable Lambert Boissiere Jr.

A federal judge rejected an emergency order, but Mount Hermon parents still have a pending injunction request against the Franklinton school merger.

The Hyatt Regency hosts nearly 2,000 economic development pros this month, with tours of NASA's Michoud facility and the Port of New Orleans.

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Charter could shut down next year if its academic scores don't improve, district letters warn.

The City Council's unanimous vote hits tourists, not residents, as Mayor Moreno hunts for cash to close a $100 million gap.

A new audit says the city wasted nearly $500,000 on unused tracking software, and police vehicles made up about 64% of vehicles without it.