Louisiana News

We are in the middle of "love bug season" here in south Louisiana and we all know what a pain in the rear those little boogers can be. But, have you ever looked at them flying around in pairs and wonder, "why are they stuck together?"

Is altering LSU classes the key to solving traffic woes in BR?

A group of young adults taking a knee is getting a lot of praise on social media.

A teacher and a teacher's aid from Hope Academy in Louisiana were fired for mocking an autistic student. According to WBRZ, the Baton Rouge school has fired one of the educators, effective immediately, and has informed the second that dismissal will come at the end of the semester...

Wig! Did Noah Davis, Ada Vox and other fan-favorites make it through to the Top 24?

Easter weekend is the peak demand for crawfish eating.

It would have taken the same amount of time and effort to produce fliers showing missing children, but these people want to concentrate on hate.

For the first time since 1983, the entire gulf was basically up for sale. The Interior Department was offering up a record 77 million acres for development, with discounted royalty rates on the shallower tracts.

We recently reported on a poll by US News & World Report that Louisiana is the worst state in the union. That, apparently, goes double if you're female...

The road crew made the grisly discovery Thursday along a roadside in the Sabine National Wildlife Refuge.

New Orleans based company Hola Nola teamed up with a couple of other companies to bring you this delicacy. A traditional southern dish based in a chip.

He’s helping to promote Louisiana’s new travel tourism slogan “Louisiana: Feed Your Soul.”

A reported minor injury was treated at a nearby hospital. There is no word on why the plane was low on fuel.

Terry Hill of Baton Rouge was ready to call it a night on Tuesday after playing a couple of hours at the Magnolia Bluffs Casino in Natchez, Mississippi. He was ready to take his $800 winnings and call it a day. Good thing he didn't!

We're told the fire is out at this moment, but the towing and cleanup are in process.

A well-known and unique local festival in southwest Louisiana is calling it quits.

I've heard of people faking an illness to get out of work but this is on another level.

In a candid interview on Acadiana's Morning News, District G Board Member Sara Duplechain says the school board members are not united for a common cause.

An attorney from Lafayette has claimed the $191.1 million dollar Powerball prize on behalf of a three-member family partnership from the winning ticket in the October 25th drawing sold in Eunice.

Former Louisiana Governor Kathleen Blanco is fighting for her life.