Lt. Col. Jesse L. Hasenkampf was appointed as the commander of the 159th Maintenance Group and promoted to colonel in the Louisiana Air National Guard.

Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry has stirred controversy by urging residents to display the "Make America Great Again" flag to celebrate President Trump's re-election.

Slidell Mayor Greg Cromer resigns for a legislative affairs role at DOTD, expressing mixed emotions and reflecting on infrastructure achievements. Bill Borchert will become interim mayor.

New Orleans seeks a new Registrar of Voters; applications are invited until January 28, 2025, with a decision by March 31, 2025. Eligible candidates must be local voters with relevant qualifications.

Louisiana's DOTD released a Strategic Improvement Plan, following Governor Landry's order, to address funding, efficiency, and communication challenges, based on studies and advice from a consulting group.

Gov. Jeff Landry of Louisiana plans to use Super Bowl LIX to attract business leaders to the state by showcasing its strengths in culture, economy, and technology at the Louisiana NOW Pavilion.

New Orleans man Gernell Hankton receives a 135-month prison sentence for illegal firearm possession and giving false information for his purchase.

The City of New Orleans is advancing their Home for Good initiative, successfully housing 822 homeless individuals, aiming for a target of 1,500 by 2025.

Mayor Cantrell praises the NOPD for its dedication to constitutional policing, which has helped reduce crime, and supports departmental enhancements and collaborations for public safety.

Kenner prepares for its annual MLK Day march and program, starting at Providence Baptist Church and ending at the A.P. Clay Center, to honor Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy.

Bill Borchert is set to become Slidell's interim mayor, following Greg Cromer's resignation, with an oath-taking ceremony on January 20th at City Hall.

New Orleans officials began clearing homeless encampments under Governor Landry's orders ahead of major events, setting up a transitional shelter for the displaced individuals.

New Orleans officials seek to end the NOPD's Consent Decree, citing the police department's adherence to constitutional policing and significant reforms since 2012.