Your Weekend with Jim Brickman

Everything at Ralph & Kacoo's in Baton Rouge will be auctioned off this weekend.

Sections of a causeway connecting an island of nearly 7,000 residents to mainland Florida were destroyed by Hurricane Ian, effectively cutting off access to and from the Sanibel community.

Louisiana State Police are working a school bus crash near Eunice.

A Lafayette man is asking for your help in locating a boat that was stolen from his driveway.

Andy Grammer performed his "Don't Give Up On Me" with a children's choir, and their performance affected him. WATCH

The latest in the battle between Lafayette's legislative and executive branches.

Cue the tears. This sweet boy's face makes you emotional as he realized what was happening -- his life is about to change in the best way.

The owner of a home in Morse lost thousands of dollars worth of items and cash after someone burglarized their home.

We really, really want this album.

Prepare for a journey into imagination.

Shaq's emotional response about what cheating cost him strikes a deep emotional chord.

The Abbeville City Council voted to lift the food truck moratorium.

It's almost guaranteed that you've been putting Christmas lights on your tree the wrong way.

Barney & Friends was a children's show that ran on PBS from April 6th, 1992 to November 2nd, 2010. The show was created by Dallas Texan Sheryl Leach. Children everywhere fell in love with the purple dinosaur Barney, the green triceratops Baby-Bop, the yellow protoceratops BJ and the rest of his friends animal and human alike. However, it turns out that Barney & Friends had a dark side. NBC's streaming service Peacock is getting ready to release "I Love You, You Hate Me" on October 12th about the side of Barney & Friends we never got to see.

According to TMZ, rapper Coolio reportedly died Wednesday in Los Angeles.

A local man took to the Nextdoor App to make a plea that should not have to be made, but he has good reason.

There were almost 1400 health violations by Lafayette Parish restaurants in the month of August.

As Hurricane Ian barrels down on Florida, numerous videos and photos on social media have given us a front-row seat to the heartbreaking damage and devastation the storm is leaving in its path.

Bossier City has had it with drivers who refuse to dangerously ignore laws and not stop for school buses who are picking and dropping off children, and they're doing something about it.

One scene out of Florida is a result of the strong storm surge, as a shark has been spotted swimming through a Fort Meyers neighborhood.