Technology

Cyber threats are rising in Louisiana. The FBI urges residents to switch to encrypted apps like Signal or WhatsApp to keep their communications secure.

Louisiana came out as the ninth-best U.S. state to work from home.

What's up with all these spam emails, and why is it so hard to keep them from flooding your email inboxes?

We're just proud of the most fearsome bridge in Louisiana for standing tall in the face of adversity.

We asked an AI mobile app to create a "Generic Mayor" for a handful of Louisiana cities. Here's what it created.

The app relies on cameras managed by the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development, and it can help you plan your routes.

We're not sure if you were ready for two minutes of gospel music focused on Chick-fil-A, but it happened.

We asked it to draw a Louisiana crawfish boil and explain how to boil and eat crawfish. These are the results.

3D-printed steaks near you? It's only a matter of time.

Did a major data breach leave your Amazon account with unrecognizable addresses in your account? You might want to check.

People are concerned about their info and photos being shared with strangers through a new iPhone feature that is automatically turned ON with the latest update.

It seems more online merchants are getting in on it. One of those resellers is also a name you've probably heard of.

The Better Business Bureau is again asking Louisiana residents to be careful of fraudulent QR codes used by scammers to take their money.

Livingston Parish isn't the only district suing social media companies. Around the country, several school systems recognize the problem of growing teen dependence on social media apps.

Here are the memes, jokes, and videos that got us laughing this week.

The app-only social media network allows those with an Instagram account to create a profile and begin sharing status updates.

Such a massive attack leaves these agencies and the people who work at them vulnerable to blackmail and extortion.

The origins of the AI-generated photos of an explosion at the Pentagon remain unknown.

Snapchat, which boasts 750 million users worldwide, announced the move mere months after the OpenAI-powered bot was first introduced to the app's paid subscribers.

The Greenwood Police Department has gone high-tech!