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The Big Easy is in big trouble, if these troubling statistics are to be believed.

Another high-profile college football coach was at Acadiana High this week.

A golf tournament and black pot cookoff in March will honor the memory of a fallen Lafayette and Broussard firefighter, with proceeds funding a scholarship.

Facebook parent Meta said Wednesday it will restore former President Donald Trump’s personal account in the coming weeks, ending a two-year suspension it imposed in the wake of the Jan. 6 insurrection.

As Joe Burrow gets ready to take his Cincinnati Bengals to a second straight AFC Championship Game, his popularity is through the roof!

ew Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell did not hold back when addressing rumors that she's been "sleeping around" while in office.

Am I being dramatic? I am. But I will also admit that I am trying to let you know about a danger that might exist so that you can make up your own mind.

Earlier this week, the Gulf Shores City Council unanimously voted to ban alcohol on the beach over the spring break holidays.

We are less than a month away from Fat Tuesday and of course, we've still got plenty of parades, chicken runs, Mardi Gras balls, and many other festivities leading up to the big day.

The game's top prize was not won but two Louisiana-sold tickets claim prizes of $100,000 and $50,000.

The list allegedly contained the names of nine classmates when it was discovered by authorities.

Imagine being about 4 inches long, flying all the way across the Gulf of Mexico (nonstop) and the first land you see is Louisiana.

France may have originated the idea of Mardi Gras in 1294, but New Orleans perfected it.

Police have allegedly found the culprit behind a series of bomb threats made against local schools.

The head football coach of the Alabama Crimson Tide was on the campus of Acadiana High in Lafayette on Wednesday afternoon.

A traffic stop made after a Lafayette Parish Sheriff's deputy said he noticed illegal window tint violations on a vehicle led to a huge haul of illegal weapons and narcotics that are now off the streets.

In a truly disturbing case of a young man with a clear obsession and hatred for gay males, 21-year-old Chance Seneca has been sentenced to stay behind bars for a long time.

Under $700 left to go to help him reach his goal of acquiring exercise equipment for his students at Cecilia Junior High!

It's a Louisiana thing, he just doesn't understand...

Multiple threats have law enforcement spread thin in St. Landry Parish.