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Zippia.com has released their list of "The Most Hated States in America" and honestly, I'm a bit surprised at how high on the list Louisiana is.

Happiest City, low-cost retirement and tech-savvy up-and-coming city; Lafayette has been on its share of "good" lists, but this next one isn't so good.

A new study by MagnifyMoney determined the "Happiest States in the U.S." and Louisiana finished dead last.

Truth be told, though, Cajuns are the friendliest, most hospitable, flexible people you'll ever meet. They'll offer you a meal if you're hungry, a place to lay your head if you're weary, and a hearty laugh when you need one.

What are some absolute sure fire ways to make a Cajun break up with you? Anything on this list would pretty much do it.

The real headline should read the grossest thing that people in Louisiana regularly eat. Remember we eat a lot of things other people would call an exterminator to remove.

We'd all like to believe we are truthful when we speak. We'd all like to believe we don't weigh as much as we do and we have never stolen HBO using aluminum foil either. Here's our top 10 list of lies we all tell.

Being a mom is tough. Living in Louisiana certainly doesn't make it any easier on these incredibly strong ladies.

Every spot around the globe has its wonders and landmarks, but in Louisiana, our weather, cuisine, and hospitality are in a league of their own! Good food + good people = good times

Higher Perspective has put out a list, "The Top 10 Careers With The Most Psychopaths", and it looks like radio and television personalities made the list!

A poll of USA Today readers has named Lafayette the best college town to spend a weekend.

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So you're going to New Orleans to watch the Cajuns play Tulane in the R & L Carriers Bowl at the Superdome. What are you going to do before the game or Sunday before you head back home? You've been to the Audubon Zoo, the French Quarter and the World War II Museum, what else is there to do?  ...

Louisiana is known for its great food and the motto laissez le bon temps rouler (let the good times roll), but an annual study of state-by-state health reveals that the Sportsman's Paradise is more of a dystopia -- at least when it comes to healthy living.

The Country Singing Bible Boy, Ashton Kutcher's Speech, Raising Cane's sauce recipe, Funeral Taxi Prank, and the Cheating Gag that Backfired. Here they are again, in case you missed one or want to enjoy all over again!

Thanks to some outstanding research by the folks at Business Insider, we have good news if you're a kid growing up in Wyoming or Mississippi—you have a (relatively) great chance of becoming a Major League Baseball player someday. If you're from Utah, though? Eh, not so much.

Celebrities can make major bank when they go overseas to star in commercials and advertisements.

The Hub City is one of only two cities in Louisiana that made a list of the top 100 places to retire in the country. Where to Retire magazine lists Lafayette and Natchitoches as two of "America's 100 Best Places to Retire."

Do you take sugar packets from restaurants? Do you steal your neighbor's Sunday paper just for the coupons? Do you separate the two-ply toilet paper to make it last longer? Maybe it’s time to move to one of these cities.

Since 1998, Beloit College has released the Mindset List, making everyone over the age of nineteen feel old.