Louisiana News

Cupcakes? Really?

Please consider donating - if we all can give just a few dollars, it will help ease the burden so maliciously placed on the family of the victims.

Finally, a state ranking where we're actually close to the top!

A Sulphur woman has been charged with negligent homicide in the death of a child while under her care...

After any grossly negligent homicide, you have to have a funeral, right?

Tired of talking about it yet? Our governor certainly isn't.

An 11 year old college student?? This is like something out of "The Big Bang Theory." Unlike Sheldon Cooper, Baton Rouge's 11 year old Elijah Precciely is no fictional character...

Our kids are little sponges. What they see us, their parents, do and say is what they will grow up doing and saying. How we react to situations is how they'll react when they get older. These 'monkey see, monkey do' type responses will carry them through school, marriage, their career and every other aspect of life.

A Facebook post by Louisiana Family Eye Care in Covington, Louisiana has gone viral after offering "free eye exams and glasses to any NFL referee in need".

Now is probably a good time to check any and all old Powerball tickets you're in possession of.

Tonight will be the only Total Lunar Eclipse visible in Louisiana in 2019. It'll start at approximately 8:36pm and end about 1:48am Monday morning. You'll have to look toward the East, South East. The sky over Lafayette will be crystal clear for viewing.

Louisiana Family Forum is currently searching all over the state for the couple who has been married the longest, and hope to find them by Valentine's Day.

Don't get mad at me, I'm just the messenger!

The 2019 horror film 'Eli' set in the Gothic Hanging Jail in DeRidder, Louisiana will stream on Netflix later this year.

The Mayor of Atlanta is talking some major trash about the Saints and Saints fans.

This is like something out of McGyver. U.S. Army Sgt. Trey Troney was on leave from Fort Bliss, and making his way home to Raleigh, Mississippi. He came upon a crash scene...

There's trouble brewing for the Louisiana beer industry as the government shutdown continues.

The school board will now look for legal counsel to help them recover as much of the money as possible.

After all, there's a reason why we have the term, 'stupid criminal!'

La. Congressman Garrett Graves has reportedly threatened what amounts to suing the US Department of Housing and Urban Development over nearly a quarter billion dollars in Restore Louisiana funds...