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Sometimes, people aren't paying attention when they drive in Texas. Unfortunately, the Lone Star State better shape up.

The folks at U.S. News & World Report have released their annual rankings of the "best states" and Louisiana is ranked dead last.

Apparently, we live with a bit too much stress, according to findings from a recent report by WalletHub.

According to a recent report, the real estate markets in many Louisiana cities are surprisingly not as hot as most of the country.

The state of Texas certainly loves pups. But how much do we love our dogs in the Lone Star State?

The research, conducted by Universal Drugstore, analyzed factors like overweight and obesity levels along with childhood obesity and diabetes rates.

How do Louisiana's public elementary schools rank when compared to one another? One educational website has released its findings and here are the results.

U.S.News and World Report has released the findings of its annual "Best High Schools in the Country" report. Here's how Louisiana public high schools made or didn't make the grade.

You've heard this one before. Louisiana is once again at the bottom of one of those "good" lists.

The Ragin' Cajuns are ranked in both the AP and USA Today/Coaches Polls.

Bossier City did a little bit better than they did in last year's rankings, but not enough to bring them out of the bottom 10% of cities

On the same weekend pro-life marches were held statewide, Louisiana has been ranked as the country's top pro-life state.

Summer enrollment was up twenty percent this summer.