The deadline for in-person voter registration for the March 29, 2025 Municipal Primary Election is February 26, 2025, with online registration open until March 8.

The Office of Violence Prevention implements a multi-pronged approach involving partnerships to address and prevent violence, offering intervention programs and support for victims.

NOPD enhances security with expert guidance for the Superbowl and Mardi Gras, implementing robust measures, including barriers and inter-agency collaboration, to ensure public safety.

Operation Boo Dat 2024, in New Orleans, led to 51 arrests for serious crimes including sex offenses and murder, exemplifying cooperation among law enforcement agencies.

Researchers at Tulane University and Informuta, Inc. have identified a genetic fingerprint that predicts drug resistance in Pseudomonas aeruginosa, which could improve antibiotic use.

Kenner city offices reopen after winter storm, with public services resumed and a city council meeting scheduled, while officials praise essential workers and urge conservative water use.

Gretna issues a boil water advisory for the 70053 ZIP code, excluding Timberlane Subdivision, due to water main breaks. Residents are urged to boil water and report any issues.

New Orleans' HDLC meetings rescheduled to February 13, 2025, due to Superbowl; held at 1340 Poydras Street. Contact HDLC for info at 504-658-7041 or [email protected].

A boil water advisory is in effect for Grand Isle residents due to low pressure from broken lines, with guidelines for safe water consumption until cleared by officials.

Freezing weather in a city-parish leads to government office closures and the suspension of services like garbage collection, with updates on continued disruptions pending.

A Winter Storm Warning is in effect in Jefferson Parish, leading to closures of government facilities and the setup of warming centers, with officials urging precautions for residents.

A fireplace caused a fire in a New Orleans East home; NOFD responded and rescued 12 cats, with no injuries reported. They stressed the importance of fireplace maintenance.

St. Charles Parish President Matthew Jewell has closed government buildings due to an impending arctic blast and reminds residents to protect people, pets, pipes, and plants. Residents can get updates via text or social media.