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The LSU legend took advantage of a LIVE shot from the sideline to tell the sports world hello, while snaking on something.

Add acting to the resume' of former Coach Nick Saban because he hit a touchdown with this television commercial.

See how his coworkers reacted and why the internet is showering them with praise.

Lafayette's food scene should be nationally renowned. It deserves to be, and here are the times it was.

Let's take a trip down Memory Lane and explore a few vintage television commercials that were on Lafayette television stations.

Mardi Gras was in full-swing in Basile, Louisiana and one Lake Charles TV station found out how much fun it can be in Evangeline Parish on "Fat Tuesday".

Kotb left WWL-TV for NBC News where she was a correspondent for Dateline for many years.

Watching tonight's game on TV may be tricky for some.

The Brady Bunch house has been sold for just under $3.2 million. The home in Studio City, Cal. was initially listed for $5.5 million back in May.

Bob Barker, the longtime host of the Price Is Right, has died at the age of 99.

Watch as a young reporter for a Canadian television station suffers a medical emergency while out in the field reporting on a story.

If you love the Christmas classics "Christmas Vacation" and "Elf" you will love this television programming news.

Enjoy taking an awesome trip down memory lane to see how many of these 70s and 80s TV stars you remember.

Arguably, the 80s were a Golden Age for the television sitcom. Let's take a look at some of your forgotten favorites.

Charisse Gibson got an email from a television viewer who did not approve of the necklace she wore while at the desk on WWL-TV.

A now former Lafayette meteorologist is now headed to the Weather Channel.

A meteorologist by the name of Effrage Davis has gone viral after she lost it while on live television.

A reporter with FOX 26 in Houston, Tx said that she was going to expose her company and some colleagues about censoring what she can and cannot report on.

Today I stumbled across literally the craziest TV show I've ever seen.

The local TV icon talks about his life in retirement, how forecasting has evolved, and his time volunteering in Moss Bluff after Hurricane Laura devastated Southwest Louisiana.