winter

Winter is coming and did you know that there are some simple ways to warm your home as temperatures drop?

Winter mornings can be a struggle even when there's no ice or snow on the ground.

Many of us in Louisiana are anxiously anticipating the winter after a brutal summer, and there are a few things you should do in your yard prior to the season change.

It's been a very long and hot summer here in south Louisiana and even those who love summer are ready for a break.

The temperatures are expected to drop and some rain may linger through the day ahead of the first parades of the Mardi Gras season in Lafayette.

Some are claiming spiked chicken feed, but is that what's happening?

According to a recent online survey of folks in Acadiana, not Baton Rouge or New Orleans, these are the best restaurants to visit for a great bowl of gumbo.

As temperatures plunge in Acadiana one Lafayette seamstress is helping Acadiana families save money and keep their children warm by removing the hoodies from old children's jackets, coats and sweatshirts.

As we approach the final weeks of summer, many across south Louisiana are already talking about winter.

While many in south Louisiana may be preparing their yards and patio for Spring, winter may not be done for many across the country.

As another strong cold front sweeps across much of the south this weekend, many may be resorting to various ways to keep their house warm for the first time this season.

Temperatures across much of the south have been up and down in recent weeks, but it is about to get really cool.

It's time to get prepared for cold winter days, cooking more, and being inside for extended periods of time

What can you do to help them come back?

Preparations for winter weather have been beaten into our brains (remember the "3 Ps: Pipes, Pets, Plants"?), but what should we do after the freeze?

Winter Storm 2021 has wreaked havoc across Louisiana, with the northern parts of the state taking on a lot of ice and snow. With things in South Louisiana settling down, utilities companies are moving their efforts North to help assist our fellow Louisianans in their recovery efforts.

So many communities are experiencing low water pressure after the recent freeze and here are few things you can do from your home to help the situation.

Members of the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development continue to work clearly ice from I-10.

Photos posted on Facebook Wednesday morning show roads in parts of upper Evangeline Parish, near Beave and Pine Prairie, still covered with ice.

She's using her business to keep the homeless warm.