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Most delivery drivers drop the package and go. This one in Franklin, Louisiana did something nobody asked him to do.

According to the Shreveport Police, the arrest happened early Saturday morning and resulted in what authorities say is the suspect's seventh DWI offense.

Meta's Hyperion data center comes with ratepayer protections, but a pending plant purchase could still raise Acadiana power bills by $8 to $13 a month.

Summer in South Louisiana hits different when your garbage can starts smelling like something crawled in and died — because something basically did.

Meta is pouring 50 billion dollars into a data center in Richland Parish — a site so large it makes Manhattan look like a starter home.

Ninety minutes and one classic slot machine in the high-limit room. That's all it took for one Opelousas player to change their net worth this past weekend.

A parasite outbreak that started in May has now reached 31 states — and some of the foods linked to it are probably sitting in your fridge right now.

Here's what you need to do to obtain the new sticker and what information that sticker will "share" with others.

Two big weather systems are playing tug-of-war, andby this winter Louisiana might end up caught right in the middle of another winter wonderland.

A deputy U.S. Marshal was killed while serving an arrest warrant in Alexandria before a suspect was taken into custody after a lengthy standoff.

Barefoot, umbrella in hand, and walking a stranger to the door — sometimes the best stories happen between the raindrops.

A new housing affordability study found that Louisiana is 1 of only 3 states where the median-income household can still afford a median-priced home.

Meta is doubling its Richland Parish data center to $50 billion, adding thousands of jobs and reshaping rural Louisiana.

These former Champions carried gold on several occasions. Getting their signature on your belt is one of the reasons Geek'd Con 2026 is already generating some serious buzz.

Louisiana's new NIL law sets rules for high school athletes and requires sports agents to register with the state. Here's what changed.

Get an exclusive look inside Carencro's brand new Walk-On's before opening day and enter for a chance to win dinner for four.

Turns out Louisiana already has a plan ready to go — the moment Congress acts, the clocks here stop changing for good.

A kid from Venezuela lands in Shreveport for one season, plays like he's been there his whole life, and ends up making LSUS history. That story's worth a few minutes of your time.