Good To Know

Many of us in South Louisiana consider our pets as an extension of our family and they will be with us for Thanksgiving dinner, but avoid feeding them this.

If you posted photos of your kids as they returned to school and you put too much information in the photos, you should remove the photos from social media.

Many will have the grills out for Independence Day, however, some grill masters will make this mistake once they put the burgers on the grill.

With summer months rapidly approaching, you should do this at your home or workplace to avoid any serious issued later this summer.

If you have kids in your house that attend school and are out of school for Spring Break, you should check their school bag now.

It's hot in south Louisiana and if you notice a watermelon doing this you should get away from it immediately.

Many in Acadiana are back in the yards after winter, and now kids want to help with some chores, but we can't continue to put them in danger.

Planning a wedding takes a lot of work and can be very stressful, so don't get married don this date if you live in Louisiana.

A social media warning is going around about zip ties being placed on the rims of vehicles, and here's what you need to know.

Here are the essential “10 Commandments of Mardi Gras” to make sure your celebration is as smooth as a second-line parade.

Crawfish season is here and everyone has their own ingredients for their boil, but now some are adding more than seasoning to the water.

Before your kids return to school, parents need to go digging and inspecting prior to the morning they return to their classroom.

The holidays are here and some parents say you should avoid purchasing these gifts for your kids this holiday season.

Drivers in Louisiana need to keep all eyes on the roads these days because some are ignoring the signs.

If you want to really learn things about life I suggest that you speak to those who have been around a bit longer than you and me.

We all fear something and we now know what Louisiana fears the most, and it's not snakes.

As winter approaches in South Louisiana, it's time to get those flower beds, containers and pots filled with plants that will continue to bring a pop of color to you home and garden even on the dreariest winter day.

Like most of the country, people in Louisiana are tired of getting robocalls or calls from potential scammers.

Have you ever found something in your yard and asked, 'How did this get here?"

The seasons will soon change, meaning you'll soon see shorter days and fall colors.