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Man Arrested After 2 Men Are Set on Fire in New Orleans
A New Orleans man has been arrested after police say he deliberately set two men on fire in separate Seventh Ward attacks.

Results Of Nuclear Attacks In Texas, New Mexico And Arizona
Tensions with and within Russia have brought the subject of nuclear attacks back to the forefront. Should an attack on the USA occur, big cities in Texas and Phoenix, Arizona will see major losses.

Report Says Cyclospora Has Expanded to Some Fruit and Vegetables
Ex-CDC Director says Cyclospora outbreak has expanded to some fruits and vegetables.

What Parts of Louisiana Have More Positive West Nile Tests in Mosquitoes
West Nile Virus is showing up in mosquitoes across Louisiana — and some parishes are seeing numbers that are hard to ignore. Here's where things stand locally.

Louisiana Family Sleeps Outside to Save Daughter
A Louisiana family is sleeping in tents while their 11-year-old daughter undergoes brain tumor treatment, making incredible sacrifices to keep hope alive.

Federal Charges Allege Campaign Of Threats Targeted Witnesses
Federal prosecutors allege three defendants threatened witnesses, families and investigators connected to the Nolan Wells case.

Louisiana Ranks Seventh in New Pickpocketing Study
Louisiana lands at number seven on a list you probably never wanted to be on — and the reason why might actually make a lot of sense once you think about it.

New Louisiana Cat Cafe' Opening This Fall
Baton Rouge's first cat café is opening this fall alongside a new Cat Haven adoption center featuring room for 125 cats, coffee, and opportunities to adopt.

New Laws Going into Effect in Louisiana on August 1, 2026
Dozens of new Louisiana laws kick in August 1st, and some of them are drawing serious attention — including one that could mean an arrest for sleeping on a sidewalk.

Some Great Louisiana Festivals Are on the Way in September
Fall in Louisiana means festivals almost every weekend — from butterfly parades in Haynesville to alligator encounters down south. There's a lot happening in September.

Retro Louisiana Back to School 'Must Haves'
Let's take a fun look back at some of the "must haves" for school from back in the day that kids today don't get to experience, or in some cases, are just kind of weird.

Local Community Mourns Teacher, Wife And Mother Of Four
A St. Landry Parish community is mourning Katelyn LeBlanc, a beloved educator whose impact reached far beyond her classroom.

Viral TikTok Takes Horrifying Turn After Influencer Is Killed
Sara Gilson publicly accused her estranged husband weeks after getting a protective order. Days later, police say he killed her.

'That's a Crawfish Mound': Locals React to Sam's Mountain Shirt
'What in the Mount Rainier?!' Sam’s Club tried selling a Louisiana 'Bayou' sweatshirt with snow-capped mountains, and local reactions are pure gold.

40 Minor League Baseball Teams That Sound Too Funny To Be Real
From biscuits to Mullet Thursdays, here are 40 of the best Minor League Baseball team names and ballpark promotions.

The Surprising Culprit Behind Those Dead Patches in Your Yard
That small dead circle in the grass with the bright green ring around it? Turns out your dog might be the culprit and there are a few fixes worth knowing about.

Louisiana Could Have Been the 8th Largest Economy in the World
Imagine if the Louisiana Purchase had stayed as one giant economic unit. Today, it could rival the economies of some major countries.


