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Before you pack it in and just simply blow your grass clippings into the street instead of bagging it up, you're going to want to read this because...you might be breaking the law.

New Iberia has had it with grass clippings clogging the city’s stormwater system, and it could cost you $500.

You can cut wet grass in Louisiana, and here are some tips on how to do it so your lawn turns out looking great.

Before you blow those fresh grass clippings into the street, you might want to think again. What seems to be a harmless act could actually be illegal and carry hefty fines.

You should possibly scratch cutting the grass off of your storm prep list because it looks like putting it off could be a good idea.

The next time you finish up the yard and just blow all of the grass clippings into the street, know that you're probably breaking the law and it could cost you thousands of dollars in fines.

Although it seems to be a fairly polarizing subject, have you ever heard about why you should soak your weed eater trimmer line in water?

The ordinance does allow for fines for anyone caught putting yard clippings into the storm drain, with the first offense at $250.

It looks like a weapon a Super Villain would use to take over the world with.

Check out this video we shot here at the station catching a pesky lil mole that was tearing up our property.