Mayor Cantrell's appeal of a dismissed restraining order against French Quarter resident Anne Breaud is ongoing, with legal arguments focusing on privacy, free speech, and public interest.

LDWF agents were awarded the Medal of Merit for their bravery during a New Year's terrorist attack in New Orleans.

Sheriff Susan Hutson supports the Safe and Strong Communities Millage Renewal, which funds crucial OPSO operations without raising taxes. The renewal, critical for services like reentry programs and mental health care, is up for a vote in May 2025.

The interim OMV commissioner of Louisiana, Bryan Adams, is committed to overhauling the outdated mainframe to solve ongoing system outages and delays experienced by customers.

Four individuals were cited for commercial crab fishing violations in Terrebonne Parish, including possession of too many immature female crabs and lacking licenses.

Louisiana has specified regulations for turkey hunting, prohibiting adult hunters from taking juvenile turkeys, except for youth hunters under 17. Identification criteria for turkey maturity and required licenses and tags are outlined by the LDWF.

Jefferson Parish announced two sessions to discuss millage renewals on the May 3, 2025 ballot, including funding for drainage, recreation, and libraries.

Louisiana's Department of Wildlife and Fisheries partners with the Outdoors Tomorrow Foundation to introduce an outdoor education program, Outdoor Adventures, in schools.

New Orleans conducted its Christmas Tree Drop to support wetland restoration, using 9,000 recycled trees to reduce coastal erosion and establish marshland, with the help of the Louisiana National Guard and local sanitation partners.

Jefferson Parish is conducting a damage assessment exercise using iPads and Crisis Track software across multiple locations to improve disaster response and FEMA fund access.

New Orleans announces an application process for property owners to restore historic Spanish-era street tiles in the French Quarter, funded by Spain's envoy and without fees for permits.

The City of Kenner received a $20,000 grant to expand youth sports accessibility and is transforming its skate park with new lighting and adaptive features for inclusive community engagement.

St. Bernard Parish Government seeks volunteers for boards and commissions, including paid positions on the Board of Zoning Adjustments. Residents can apply at the local Human Resources Department.