President Trump claimed crime in New Orleans was "almost nothing" after the National Guard's arrival, despite reports of 10 shootings in 3 days. NOPD data shows a decrease in violent crimes, attributed to targeted strategies and police presence.

New Orleans' Municipal and Traffic Court reopens at its original Broad Street location after over four years since Hurricane Ida, providing normalcy to the city's justice system.

The New Orleans Saints honored NOPD officers with a special visit to their facility, recognizing their heroism with social media acknowledgment and special jerseys.

New Orleans Fire Department Superintendent Roman Nelson responded to IAFF Local 632 President Aaron Mischler's comments, reaffirming the department's support for firefighters and adherence to laws.

St. Tammany Parish has declared January as Blood Donor Awareness Month to encourage donations and address the critical need for blood in medical treatments.

St. Charles Parish encourages residents to recycle Christmas trees to protect marshlands. Trees must be natural and free of decorations for pickup on January 5-7.

Noah and Amelia are the most popular baby names in Louisiana for 2025, per the Louisiana Department of Health. Other top names include Liam, James, and Charlotte.

New Orleans activates its Citywide Freeze Plan due to expected sub-freezing temperatures, coordinating shelters for the homeless, and advising residents on cold weather preparedness.

Jefferson Parish announces office closures and altered services around New Year's Day, including no garbage collection on January 1 and various holiday schedules for government facilities and programs.

David I. Courcelle is sworn in as the U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Louisiana, following a nomination by President Trump and Senate confirmation.

The Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission will meet on Jan. 6 to discuss various wildlife matters, including hunting season rules and fishery techniques.

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.

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.