The NOHD's 2024 STI Report highlights a public health crisis in New Orleans due to alarming STI rates, emphasizing the need for awareness, prevention, and treatment efforts.

Louisiana's Governor extends the state of emergency for ongoing recovery from the severe December 2022 storms and tornadoes causing destruction and fatalities.

The NOPD will resume officer promotions following an investigation that found no evidence of bias or cheating, despite earlier allegations and a freeze on promotions prompted by concerns over the testing process.

St. John Parish staff presented local flavors, including andouille tacos, at the 2025 LAFF Convention, while their Miss Andouille Queen, Layla Jackson, competed in the event's pageant.

The New Orleans Ethics Review Board will meet on Feb 10, 2024, to discuss past minutes, updates from various offices, a misconduct complaint, and oversight plans, including the appointment of the Inspector General.

Jefferson Parish seeks public feedback on their 2025 Hazard Mitigation Plan, highlighting strategies to reduce natural hazard risks and secure federal funding. Residents can comment by February 13, 2025, through the Jefferson Parish website.

The St. Bernard Sheriff’s Office is working with other agencies to ensure safety at Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans, focusing on security during the celebrations, especially the game day.

The St. Bernard Sheriff's Office participated in a Rotary Club Spelling Bee, with proceeds going to charity in honor of the late Dr. Les Scharfenstein.

Governor Landry appoints Evelina Broussard as the new CIO for Louisiana's OTS, highlighting her decades of IT experience and dedication to state efficiency.

New Orleans Police Department reports a 41% decrease in gun seizures and drop in gun-related arrests in early February 2025 compared to 2024. Two individuals were arrested in connection with a shooting.

NASA attended the 2025 FAN EXPO to engage with fans and showcase Stennis Space Center's role in space exploration.

NNSA will conduct aerial radiological surveillance in New Orleans for the Super Bowl, using a helicopter equipped with detection equipment to ensure public safety.

Governor Landry appointed Jason Amato as the new chair of Louisiana's Board of Ethics, highlighting his extensive local service and commitment to reform.