Louisiana now allows boat and trailer registrations at one location, with OMV services available at LDWF headquarters on Mondays from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. despite reduced hours due to staffing.

A federal judge dismissed Airbnb's lawsuit against New Orleans' short-term rental laws, upholding the city's right to regulate such rentals and protect residential neighborhoods.

St. Charles Parish property owners to benefit from reduced millage rates, leading to the lowest property taxes in 30 years, poised to save taxpayers $105 million in five years.

New Orleans City Council Vice President Helena Moreno initiates an emergency alert system for the city's vulnerable residents, filling gaps left by AMBER and Silver Alerts.

Criminal justice students from Destrehan and Hahnville high schools visited a correctional facility and more, seeing real-world law enforcement operations, to learn about consequences of unlawful choices.

Operation Golden Eagle 2025, a joint law enforcement effort led by the NOPD, resulted in numerous arrests and seizures aiming to disrupt crime in New Orleans.

The St. Charles Parish council meeting on September 8, 2025, will discuss infrastructure projects including canal and road improvements, with public hearings and funding proposals.

The St. Bernard Parish Sheriff's Office participated in memorial events for the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, including a breakfast, a mass, and a wreath laying ceremony.

Ralph Michel has been promoted to District Chief of the Kenner Fire Department, a role involving the oversight of fire companies and emergency response coordination.

Jefferson Parish announces closures of governmental offices, no garbage pickup on Labor Day, and operating schedules for services like parks and transit.

A New Orleans Civil District Court granted a TRO to stop the City's Finance Department from illegally collecting fees, endorsing an ordinance that ceased such collections for the city's education system.

NOPD's crime stats for August 17-23, 2025, show a drop in gun-related offenses, notable arrests including a second-degree murder charge, and a decrease in firearm seizures compared to last year.

The Louisiana Oyster Task Force will meet on August 26 to discuss the sustainable management of oyster resources, addressing multiple industry pressures.