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You oftentimes see celebrities who were born in Louisiana, but what about those who died in our great state?

A woman got quite the visitor in her kitchen.

We have the precise time you need to be outside to see the solar eclipse in Dallas, Texas this coming Monday.

If you're like most folks, you've probably procrastinated getting some until now, and supplies are getting lower and lower every minute.

What will the eclipse experience be like in your Louisiana hometown? NASA has a zip code tool that will tell you what to expect and when.

Although the path of totality will happen just outside of Louisiana, we still have a few places to view and experience the eclipse that will still be pretty amazing.

If you want to win a Powerball jackpot, should you buy your ticket in a certain state?

Astronomers estimate Lafayette will see 99% totality, and a new tool can tell you how much you'll see wherever you are. There are two ways to watch safely, too!

Ted Nugent is drumming up support for Louisiana's proposed bill that would allow people to carry a concealed weapon without a permit. He sent out a text message.

Louisiana residents are used to using credit or debit cards to pay for almost everything, but can that fantastic plastic be used to pay your tax obligation?

Higher demand and global affairs are raising prices in Louisiana and across the country, but the worst may be yet to come.

Members of two Louisiana Senate Committee issued report detailing their concerns about the proposed sale of Blue Cross Blue Shield of Louisiana to Elevance.

2024 is going to be a historical year across Louisiana and South Texas as two broods of millions of periodical cicadas will emerge from underground at the same time.

The man who helped mold Jayden Daniels into another Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback at LSU is now leaving Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and heading back to a very familiar place: South Bend, Indiana. The home of the Notre Dame Fighting Irish.

The Joe Cunningham Show notes for July 18, 2022.

The incident was captured on the high school's surveillance cameras, as the teacher could face up to two-and-a-half years in prison if convicted.

Each employee that worked took home more than $700.

He also said that if lawmakers send him a bill to clarify the law's intent, he'll look at it, but was adamant that "We're not going to change the law."