elderly

As the population ages more and more Louisiana drivers will have to make adjustments if they want to keep their license to drive.

A study has revealed that 35% of Louisiana's population is six times more likely to be targeted for a scam. You might be surprised who makes up that 35%.

The victim's family has spoken out in regard to the abuse, as they now have the proof to show how their grandfather was being cared for.

When it comes to cowardly, despicable crimes - stealing from the elderly has to rate right up there with kicking puppies.  Taking advantage of older folks is just the worst, especially when it's as heinous as what Monica Ruiz is accused of doing...

The Grand Prize is over 40 bottles of premium spirits and everything you need to stock your bar.

Things they are in need of are toilet paper, hand soap, hygiene products, Clorox wipes, canned goods, and shelf-stable food.

Should we allow the elderly (those in the crosshairs of COVID-19) to enter the stores first?

The Cajun Area Agency On Aging sure could use your help keeping the elderly warm this winter.

After mail had started to pile up at his home in an Arlington, Williamsburg neighborhood and a door was found cracked open, a mail carrier summoned the help of neighbors and friends to find out why.

Miller was booked into the St. Martin Parish Correctional Center.

The scammer tells the victim they have missed an appearance for Grand Jury selection and will be arrested unless they pay a fine.

Richard is being held at the St. Landry Parish Jail with no bond.

Public Protection Division Director Sanettria "Sam" Pleasant says the callers ask for personal information.

Some recipients have no other human contact.

Mark Twain once wrote that age is "an issue of mind over matter. If you don't mind, it doesn't matter."

Some gifts are more valuable than others.

Heat stroke and death in the elderly can be prevented with a little effort.

Never give out your personal information.

A Kent State University study says that often elderly individuals do not heed warnings to make sure they are careful in the heat.  The study cites that the elderly tell researchers they don't heed the warnings because they don't feel as old as their age.