JeffCAP organizes a LiHEAP outreach meeting in Kenner for residents seeking energy bill assistance, requiring various documents for eligibility assessment.

State budget documents and reporting show an $82M jump in corrections funding tied to longer sentences, rising inmate medical bills and a planned Angola expansion.

Parish President Cynthia Lee Sheng nominated Cherreen Gegenheimer and Mark Drewes to share the chief operating officer role, reshaping oversight of about 2,400 employees. The Parish Council will consider the plan at its Feb. 4 meeting.

The St. Charles Parish Council discussed funding for emergency services, infrastructure projects, and cost-saving measures during a meeting with public engagement.

Democrats held a field hearing in New Orleans on Operation Catahoula Crunch as witnesses described profiling and DHS defended the arrests.

The Orleans Parish Registrar of Voters Office temporarily closes due to severe winter weather, affecting Early Voting for a special election but plans to resume shortly after.

2026 property tax bills are in the mail and posted online. Here’s what Orleans Parish owners need to know about fees, drop-offs and the Feb. 28 deadline.

The Louisiana Department of Education ordered Noble Minds Institute to return $274,500 after an audit flagged questionable expenses during a Dec. 2024–May 2025 review.

The St. Charles Parish Council meeting on January 26, 2026, will discuss several ordinances and resolutions, including Primrose Canal clean-up and "NO OVERNIGHT PARKING" signs on Weinnig Drive.

Mayor Randy Fandal outlined Slidell's future growth and infrastructure projects in his inaugural State of the City Address, including rejuvenating the SBBA ballfields and negotiating the purchase of a business center.

An upcoming St. Charles Parish meeting will discuss upgrading the Sunset Pump Station to address coastal erosion and flooding issues. Public input is encouraged.

Suspect Kyle J. Thomsen has been arrested for a series of arsons in New Orleans’ Bywater neighborhood, facing multiple charges including aggravated and simple arson.

The New Orleans City Council Committee discussed Mardi Gras safety, city appointments, and a public safety funding agreement with the Sheriff’s Office.