Quinn Gipson, a 5th grader, is recognized for his tennis talents and academic excellence, ranking high in Louisiana and excelling in national competitions.

New Orleans boosts school zone safety by activating additional flashers and reprogramming signs to comply with state timing regulations for reduced speed limits. Drivers are reminded to observe the changes to avoid citations.

10-year-old football prodigy Devon McGrew Jr. was named NORD Commission's Athlete of the Week for his outstanding performance in both defense and offense for the Kerry Curley Chargers.

New Orleans officials and advocates oppose Gov. Landry's order to clear homeless encampments ahead of Taylor Swift's concerts, stressing the need for cooperative and just solutions for the homeless.

Thirty recruits began firefighter training with the New Orleans Fire Department, set to learn various skills over a 24-week period to become certified firefighters in multiple areas.

Jefferson Parish libraries are offering free "Ask-a-Lawyer" sessions to provide legal advice to those who can't afford it, with local attorneys volunteering in different locations.

NOPD released crime stats indicating a decrease in gun seizures and arrests; a suspect was arrested for a recent homicide.

The upcoming Board of Zoning Adjustments meeting on October 21 will be held at the Orleans Parish School Board building at 2401 Westbend Parkway, Suite 1050.

Jefferson Parish Council voted to proceed with a $10.3 million brewpub and to investigate Inspector General Kim Chatelain for potential ethical violations.

A federal court has denied Mayor LaToya Cantrell's request to delay a civil rights lawsuit filed by Anne Breaud, noting no criminal charges justify halting the case.

Former New Orleans inspector Randy Farrell pleads not guilty to corruption-related charges in federal court, amidst a broader federal probe involving city officials.

New Orleans activates additional school zone flashers for improved safety, aligning with state law and updating traffic signs to protect students and drivers.

Louisiana Insurance Commissioner Tim Temple discusses the state's insurance crisis, noting the high costs for residents and his plans to address it by attracting more insurers to create a competitive market.