BRCC student Caden Fletcher completed an LDWF Enforcement Division Internship, gaining hands-on conservation law enforcement experience.

The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries announced the closure of the 2025 fall inshore shrimp season in parts of state waters starting December 15 to protect undersized white shrimp.

Orlando Ponds named St. Tammany Parish Employee of the Month for his outstanding work at the Fairgrounds and for bringing his military discipline to public service.

St. Tammany Parish planted the first "Liberty Tree" in Louisiana for America's 250th anniversary, starting a statewide project to honor the nation's history.

St. Charles Parish begins its $10 million CN Railroad Culverts Project to combat flooding, with federal and local funding, and a 12-month timeline for completion.

New Orleans Councilmember Oliver M. Thomas demands transparency on the city's Lead Service Line Replacement Program to ensure safe drinking water and maintain public trust.

Dr. Evelyn Griffin is appointed as Louisiana's new Surgeon General, recognized for her experience in public health, dedication to maternal health, and educational efforts on healthy living.

The LDWF will release 140 adult Florida Largemouth Bass into Lake Buhlow on December 10 to enhance fishing and retire the fish from hatchery programs.

New Orleans leaders, including Mayor-elect Moreno, demand transparency from U.S. Customs and Border Protection regarding "Operation Catahoula Crunch," emphasizing constitutional rights and public trust.

LDWF announced the reopening of the oyster season in Sister Lake, Louisiana. Harvesters can collect market-size oysters with a daily limit of 30 sacks per vessel, following regulations to ensure sustainability.

The New Orleans ERB will meet on December 8 to discuss office salary adjustments, police monitor appointment restrictions, and review ethics reports.

Louisiana Governor Landry appointed Jarrod J. Coniglio as the new Secretary of Revenue, with Brandea Averett and Catherine Logan receiving promotions within the department.

New Orleans City Council launched a "Know Your Rights" portal in response to Operation Catahoula Crunch, to report abuse by immigration officers and educate residents.