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Louisiana is filled with history and one of the most interesting places in the state is nestled away in St. Landry Parish.

It's always interesting how, even if you've lived somewhere your entire life, you can always learn something new about a city.

Many Louisiana residents love their pets like family but can those "family members" be buried with you when your time comes to cross your own rainbow bridge?

At first glance, you probably don't notice anything unusual about St. Joseph's Cemetery in Rayne, Louisiana but there is something strange about this Louisiana cemetery that makes it one of a kind.

Franklin Police arrested a man responsible for a hit-and-run who also damaged numerous graves after driving recklessly through a cemetery while intoxicated.

A goat was seen eating flowers from gravesites in a south Louisiana cemetery and here are photos of the animal on the loose.

The Sheriff's Office said the removal of these vases cost the cemetery an estimated $150,000.

In a textbook case of insult added to injury, one Allen Parish family is still in utter disbelief after their loved one was denied burial in a South Louisiana cemetery due to the color of his skin.

The answer is actually pretty simple

Louisiana pet owners will more than likely have to wait a little longer before it is legal for them to be placed in eternal rest with their beloved pets.

Devon Marie Machuca aka Ender Darling, a 24-year-old self identified witch, is the center of a pretty gruesome investigation in New Orleans right now. She is also currently on the run and is afraid for her own safety.

This is a problem Louisiana is unfortunately way too familiar with. It's a heartbreaking situation for people to have to deal with, and it can also be a potentially dangerous one.

Family members of people buried there who say the cemetery's management needs to clean it up.

Sgt. Guillory's burial is scheduled for June 21.