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The 10x10 spot is in a prime location along St. Charles Avenue. As you might imagine, passion is running high over this unique business model.

A Lafayette resident uploaded this video of a porch pirate stealing the contents of a package from his front porch.

A woman in Eunice found a picture in the scanner in WalMart, and they are looking for the owners.

Did you see the meme on Facebook about storing staples under your stapler?

Yes, this is real life. King Cake baby nudity is too much for Facebook.

The car is a 2015 or newer Ford Mustang, and will have damage to the passenger's side. Check out the video of the crash!

I guess I'm too nosy! When I read vague Facebook posts, I feel incomplete. I need the whole story!  

Netflix claims it didn’t ask for the access or use it — but records reportedly show they could even read, write, and delete users’ private messages.

I love it when people disagree. I do. I think it makes people or situations better because it allows us to look at something through someone else's eyes. BUT, because we disagree, that doesn't give us the right to be ugly to one another.

Kudos to you, sir, for respecting our flag.

While it seems like a great way to spread holiday cheer, don't fall for it!

This incident happened at an apartment complex in St. Martinville Monday afternoon.

It took me a total of 7 seconds to find out the origin(s) of this collage. 7 SECONDS. Isn't your credibility worth a few seconds of research?

Remember back in the day when you would go to someone's MySpace page and a song would start playing? And you were all like, "Why is this Dixie Chicks song playing, I just want to look at your pictures?!"

I'll have to admit, I get a bit anxious when mine gets near 200. 62,809 emails? I'd be hyperventilating!

Though this phishing style has been around for a while, it is beginning to make its rounds again.

A local restaurant is apologizing after trading barbs with customers on Facebook.

The homeowner would like your help in identifying the woman caught on camera stealing a gas can from a Lafayette home.

Facebook is on the hot seat again after a security breach exposed the personal info of 50 million users.

Facebook will have third party investigators look into memes and videos to determine if they are misleading.