New Orleans hosts virtual sessions to guide businesses on government procurement, covering supplier registration and bid opportunities with local, state, and federal focus.

Louisiana's LDWF, with the Trust for Public Land, created a new 1,642.5-acre Wildlife Management Area in Washington Parish, the Bogue Chitto WMA, offering public outdoor activities such as hunting and fishing.

LDWF is enforcing registration of houseboats to maintain safe waterways and reduce the risks associated with unregistered or abandoned vessels. Owners must register or face citations.

Orleans Parish Sheriff's Office millage renewal passes by a mere two votes, securing essential operations funding.

Louisiana's future hunting seasons for 2025-27 have been approved by the Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission; next, they undergo legislative review before finalization.

LDWF is accepting bids for alligator hunting tags for 2025-2027 on selected lands, with a deadline of May 20. Hunters must meet eligibility criteria and follow strict guidelines.

The Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission has set the spring inshore shrimp season dates based on LDWF biologists’ recommendations and data, with varying start dates for different zones in May.

Jimmie Martin Sr. has been appointed by Governor Landry as a new LWFC commissioner to aid Louisiana's wildlife conservation and promote sustainable industry practices.

The LDWF's 14th Boating Education Lagniappe Day certified 123 boaters, offering free NASBLA courses, food, and prizes across nine Louisiana locations.

Honorary Officer DJ Daniel, a 13-year-old with brain cancer, has been sworn in by over 900 law enforcement agencies, including the Kenner Police Department.

Councilman Freddie King is hosting a job fair in New Orleans' Mid-City on April 30, aiming to connect residents with job opportunities in various industries.

New Orleans Council VP Helena Moreno criticizes ICE deportations and advocates for protecting Constitutional rights, backed by Congressman Troy Carter. Her statement emphasizes the need for accountability and due process in immigration enforcement.

The St. Charles Parish Sheriff's Office hosted a successful Drug Take Back Day, collecting 88 pounds of medications, and reminded the public of their permanent drop box for year-round disposal.