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Watch as a Baton Rouge police officer gets into a snowball fight with a few citizens during last weeks winter storm.

Schools are closed, people are a little giddy, and whether they're at home or at work, folks are playing around.

It's not often that we get to experience the "quiet" of snow, and anyone who has ever been in a decent snowfall knows of which I speak. In Youngsville this morning, there was enough snow falling to being that "quiet". To me, it's a very relaxing, beautiful time...

If the chilly weather didn't get you into the holiday spirit, this will!

A pair of talented but exhausted parents have created a hilarious video of what it's like when the kids are out of school on a 'Snow Day.'

City Parish President Joey Durel posted this photo on facebook this morning. Let's hope it works and they're able to keep the Camellia Bridge open!

For the second week in a row, schools in Acadiana will close because of expected wintry weather.

The Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development has asked us to remind you that the latest updates on real-time traffic and road conditions are available by using the 511 Traveler Information System simply by dialing 511 and saying the route or region about which you are seeking information...

It's official. Lafayette Parish School officials have made the call to close schools on Tuesday,  January 28 and Wednesday, January 29, 2014 due expectations of icy weather.

The University will resume all normal operations on Saturday, Jan. 25, including the basketball games in the Cajundome.

Due to hazardous road conditions today, Allied Waste will not be running any of its Friday residential garbage collection routes throughout  Acadiana.

Traffic is at a dead stop in much of south Louisiana today (January 24, 2014) due to the icy conditions. Thankfully, school and government officials made the right call to close and to add extra troopers and safety personnel. There are so many accidents all over - Acadia parish reported over twenty-five crashes this morning and there were two fatalities in the Lake Charles area...