Councilmember Lesli Harris will present plans for a new park in Central City honoring the late Barbara Lacen-Keller.

Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry has expressed support for bringing an NHL team to New Orleans, citing potential economic benefits and cultural appeal for the state.

LDWF will distribute an online survey on February 24 to gather feedback from participants of the alligator lottery harvest program for future improvements.

The Krewe du Kenner Wagon Float Parade in Rivertown is a family-friendly Lundi Gras event encouraging creative decorating of wagon floats and participation in a communal celebration.

The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries seeks sponsors for Port Wonder's ADA-compliant fishing pier, emphasizing education and a family-friendly atmosphere.

LDWF initiates survey for angler input on Atchafalaya River Basin management and health, open to targeted group now and broader community starting February 24.

Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry proposed a budget for FY 2026 with significant spending cuts and flat funding, focusing on long-term fiscal responsibility.

Councilmember Eugene Green and NOLA Hub partners announced an initiative against human trafficking for the 2025 Carnival, already aiding survivors, detailed in an upcoming press conference.

Jefferson Parish Transit announces transportation schedule changes due to Carnival celebrations, with specific route detours and suspensions, effective through March 4, 2025.

Shell Norco donates $175,000 for Wetland Watchers Park Pier rebuilding and partners with The Pontchartrain Conservancy to plant trees, contributing to the park's restoration.

Baton Rouge celebrates Black History Month with two events: a luncheon honoring Joe Delpit and a public celebration featuring live performances and Black cuisine.

The U.S. SBA is offering low-interest loans to Louisiana businesses and nonprofits affected by the January winter storm, aiming to ease their economic struggles from the disaster.

International Paper's Red River Mill in Campti, Louisiana, closure prompts the LWC and LED to offer worker support and explore economic development projects.