St. Charles Parish Council meeting on April 21 with agenda on community and infrastructure issues and residents invited to partake in discussions at Council Chambers.

This Saturday, the Crescent City Classic will bring energy, and some bus detours, to Jefferson Parish. Starting at 6 a.m., the E2 Airline Drive, W2 Westbank Expressway, and W3 Lapalco routes will skip several stops, including major ones along Poydras Street. Be sure to check for changes if you rely on these lines.

New Orleans ends its emergency sanitation contract with IV Waste for Service Area 5 and transitions to new contractor, Henry Consultants, effective August 1.

Orleans Parish Sheriff Susan Hutson is featured in ESSENCE Magazine for her dedication to transformative justice and her vision for reform in New Orleans.

New Orleans residents can get free, reusable paint from the Paint Reclamation Project, hosted by the city and The Green Project, aimed at recycling excess household hazardous waste.

The Jefferson Parish Department of Environmental Affairs won the 2024 Environmental Leadership Program's Municipality Achievement Award for pollution prevention efforts.

NOPD announces a sobriety checkpoint in Orleans Parish from 9 p.m. on April 17 until 5 a.m. on April 18, 2025, with minimal expected delays for drivers.

Louisiana's turkey hunting season opened with 13 individuals cited for various violations, including hunting over baited areas and lacking necessary licenses and tags.

The LDWF is accepting applications for its Target Range Grant Program to improve shooting ranges in Louisiana until July 1, funded by federal excise taxes.

The Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office won the Louisiana State Police Crisis Negotiation Competition, emphasizing their negotiation skills and team dynamics.

LA 633 in St. Charles Parish will have alternating lane closures due to roadwork from April 7 to April 11, affecting the stretch from US 90 to Maple St.

The St. Charles Parish Council will discuss bond issues, zoning changes, and infrastructure contracts at their upcoming meeting, with public participation encouraged.

The LWFC expands the CWD Control Area in Louisiana, imposing restrictions on deer baiting, feeding, and carcass transport to control the spread of the disease.