The article provides detailed information about the upcoming NSTR Lottery, including key dates for registration, mandatory training, application requirements, and resources for applicants.

ExxonMobil will invest $100 million in Baton Rouge to increase production of semiconductor-grade isopropyl alcohol by 2027, creating jobs and boosting Louisiana's role in tech supply chain.

Jefferson Parish is hosting its first Small Business Industry Day on April 21, aiming to foster local business connections and insights into government contracting.

Louisiana's LDWF is offering in-person commercial fishing license sales and boat registration at select field offices in April, with staff also assisting with trip ticket training.

Algiers Point in New Orleans will host a film shoot with simulated gunfire, overseen by law enforcement, contributing to the city's film industry economy.

A teen died and another was injured when a GMC struck their bicycle in St. Bernard Parish, LA. The accident happened in a dimly-lit area and the bike lacked lights.

A Louisiana social worker was sentenced to 30 months in prison for healthcare fraud, involving false insurance claims and ordered to pay $4.6 million in restitution.

A man from Bienville Parish, Louisiana, was arrested for multiple deer hunting violations, including obstruction of justice and hunting without a license.

A 24-year-old from St. Tammany Parish pleaded guilty to fentanyl distribution, facing at least 5 years in prison per count.

The article highlights the importance of a strategic approach to job searching, including understanding one's own career desires and preparing thoroughly. The VA provides guidance for applicants on the aspects to consider before applying for a job.

New Orleans announced the acquisition of Cartegraph, a digital asset management system, to improve infrastructure management across key city departments, with phase one starting in 2025.

A New Orleans man was sentenced to five years for arson at a Walmart, intending to steal. He admitted guilt and must pay a fee and will be under supervised release post-prison.

Abita Brewing Company is opening a new brewery in New Orleans, set to launch in early 2025, featuring a brewhouse and tastings while continuing to use Abita Springs water.