Jefferson Parish announces a road closure at Edwards Avenue at Mounes Street until April 2026 for drainage and roadway work, with detours via Powell Street, Elmwood Park Boulevard, and Distributor’s ROW.

St. Charles Parish outlines multiple road closures and detours due to construction, affecting Jonathan Street, Ormond Center Court, LA 628, and LA 18, with longer-term projects on LA 3127 starting in 2025.

A major road preservation project on La. 720 in Lafayette Parish is scheduled to start on November 10, 2025, and is expected to end in late January 2026.

Road closures in Destrehan affect travel, with Jonathan Street closed, Ormond Center Court partly blocked, and major works on LA 628 and LA 18 causing detours and possible delays.

Pipe and Steel Industrial Fabricators Inc. is expanding its Louisiana facility with a $5.1 million investment, creating 20 new jobs and potentially 36 indirect ones in Livingston Parish.

Construction in Destrehan affects travel, with Jonathan Street closed, detours on Ormond Center Court, Voodoo Construction work on Villere Dr., and ongoing roadwork on LA 628 and LA 18 with closures and detours advised.

St. Charles Parish to discuss key ordinances affecting infrastructure and finances at a council meeting on November 17, 2025. Public participation is encouraged.

New Orleans begins a $32.4 million flood resilience project at St. Bernard Neighborhood Campus and Willie Hall Playground to combat urban flooding and improve community spaces.

Fort Polk-Vernon WMA in Louisiana partially reopens during the government shutdown as per LDWF, with specific areas available to the public on select November dates.

Metairie Road commuters should expect lane closures for maintenance, affecting traffic near North Causeway Blvd from Nov. 12-14, 2025, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

St. Charles Parish reports road closures in Destrehan due to construction, affecting Jonathan Street and Ormond Center Court. Detours provided for LA 628 and LA 18 during certain dates.

An overturned dump truck on I-310 south caused delays; it has been towed, allowing traffic to resume, reported by the St. Charles Parish Sheriff's Office.

The Louisiana DOTD launched a "Buckle Up, Phone Down" campaign to advocate for seat belt use and discourage distracted driving, aiming for zero roadway deaths.