St. Charles Parish Council discusses a proposed zoning change from residential to industrial on Lot G, Block 11 of the Almedia Plantation, with a public hearing scheduled for December 1.

Louisiana's Department of Health announced the second round of H.E.R.O. Fund applications to enhance the state's healthcare workforce through education and training programs.

Louisiana's SNAP recipients will receive full federal benefits in November, plus state-funded assistance for the elderly and disabled, due to proactive measures by Governor Landry's administration during the federal shutdown.

New Orleans elected a former inmate as clerk of Criminal Court and two newcomers to the City Council, signaling a shift in city leadership and addressing issues such as lost court records and the city's budget crisis.

Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry appointed Andrew Kilshaw as the Commissioner of the OMC, with aims to enhance the state's transportation network. Kilshaw will focus on integrating various transport modes to boost economic growth.

The NOPD launched a new Mark43 Records Management System to enhance data handling, efficiency, and inter-agency collaboration, with full deployment expected by November 17.

St. Charles Parish invites public input on document fee ordinance changes at a council meeting on Nov 17, 2025.

The St. Charles Parish Council is holding a crucial meeting on November 17, 2025, to discuss matters like a Limited Tax Bond, public works contracts, land dedication, and ordinance amendments. Public attendance and online viewing are available.

Louisiana's defense sector has seen a 77% increase in economic impact, reaching $17 billion, generating over 117,000 jobs, and boosting tax revenues by $707 million.

The LWFC has revised its Special Bait Dealer’s Permit regulations, restricting bait sales from boats near Louisiana shores and calling for public commentary until December 21, 2025.

The New Orleans City Council has approved funding for around 600 affordable housing units across Districts B and C, with Councilmember Lesli Harris leading the move.

The article summarizes the final week of New Orleans' 2026 budget hearings, describing presentations by various departments on their needs and achievements.

Louisiana's Department of Health confirms that despite a government shutdown, federal SNAP funds will be distributed as scheduled, and SNAP staff furloughs have ended.