US EditionTop 10 Stories of 2025
- In a special Oct. 11 vote, Slidell chose Randy Fandal, police chief since 2016, to serve until June 30, 2026, with 72% of the vote.
- After Cromer announced his resignation in January to join Gov. Jeff Landry's administration, Fandal launched his campaign amid a dispute over the stalled North Shore Square Mall purchase.
- City officials subsequently abandoned the mall purchase after voting down special taxes tied to North Shore Square Mall, despite earlier bond approval and negotiations led by Bill Borchert, mayoral candidate and then-mayor negotiator, with Morguard, mall owner.
- Daniel Seuzeneau was named interim police chief through June following Fandal's election, and voters will return to the polls in spring to choose the next full-term mayor, police chief, and council members.
- Transportation officials announced the final phase of Interstate 12 expansion, costing $170 million, and Amazon opened a $40 million, 140,000‑square‑foot delivery center in Slidell this summer.
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