Louisiana law

The Right to Disconnect law in Australia will reshape work-life balance. Should Louisiana consider this?

Are you breaking the law every time you drive your vehicle on a Louisiana roadway? You could be if you have a frame around your vehicle license plate.

A Louisiana religious leader believes Louisiana should step away from states like California and New York and become an independent nation. Here is his reasoning.

Rear end crashes spurred by wildlife encounters in Louisiana are quite common. In such a crash who is at fault? "Know before you slow" down.

In Louisiana, wipers on means headlights on, but what if it's a really heavy rainstorm, should you turn on your flashers or hazard lights for safety?

The bill successfully cleared a House panel on Tuesday according to Rep. Dixon McMakin House Bill 97's primary objective is to "enhance pedestrian and motorist safety" across Louisiana.

Can a Louisiana police officer check your phone during a traffic stop or at the scene of a crash if they suspect you were on your phone?

As AI-generated content is on the rise and easier to make than ever, a new Louisiana law is combating a disturbing trend that is more prevalent than you may think, especially when it comes to minors.

Thinking about getting a Carolina Squat lift modification on your truck? Before you do, make sure you know Louisiana's laws and restrictions so you don't wind up in hot water.

Beginning this August, all Louisiana K-12 public schools, colleges, and universities will be required by law to display “In God We Trust” in every classroom.

Ready to really go all out and decorate your vehicle for Christmas?

Louisianians were recently polled about what things should be illegal that aren't

As the Summer heat begins to ramp in Acadiana, we all need to stay mindful to never leave our pets in our vehicles.

If you have kids, there are a few upcoming changes to where they can ride in a car.

I'm guilty of breaking the law, and you probably are too.

Thursday's ruling is the latest development in a lawsuit filed by three dancers who are fighting a new state law making 21 the minimum age for strippers in Louisiana.