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Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries agents arrested a New Roads man carrying a live alligator down Bourbon Street on Valentine's Day. Eurell Johnson, 25, faces felony firearm charges.

A donkey rescued on a Lafayette Parish road finds a loving home after microchip issues leave him unclaimed.

St. Thomas More's Danny Broussard notched his 1,185th career win Friday, tying Hall of Famer Bob Hurley for fifth all-time among U.S. high school basketball coaches.

From Heisman Trophy winner to prison, Billy Cannon's journey is a tale of triumph and turmoil that captures a community's heart.

Northern Lafayette Parish voters will elect a new state rep in May after Julie Emerson became Landry's chief of staff. Qualifying starts Feb 25 for District 39.

If State Rep. Dixon McMakin from Baton Rouge has his way, speeding could soon become a felony in the state of Louisiana if House Bill 100 passes.

U.S. News & World Report is back with another list, and once again Louisiana finds itself at the very bottom. Here’s what dragged the state down.

Add presidential pardon to the story. From Heisman glory to a federal prison cell, Billy Cannon's journey is a wild ride through highs and lows that few athletes experience.

With a new law signed, the government is tightening its grip on Social Security payments—no more checks to those who’ve passed on. Curious how this will affect families?

Lane Kiffin is soaking in his first Mardi Gras, and the fun moments just keep rolling in. You won’t want to miss this tale from the Bayou.

A local police department wants you to turn in your ex, and they'll send an officer over to their location to wish them a Happy Valentine's Day.

While the All-Star lineup is missing New Orleans talent, two rookies are set to shine in the Rising Stars Challenge.

Parade schedules, street closures, parking, and safety tips for Lafayette Mardi Gras.

If you're struggling with ideas on what to get your loved one for Valentine's Day, we asked, and women told us what they really want this year.

Imagine packing for your cruise and discovering something you purchased just for the trip is a no-go. Privacy and safety concerns are changing the way we set sail.

An expanded FDA recall includes tater tots distributed in Louisiana due to possible plastic contamination.

As we inch closer to March 8, many are feeling the familiar tug of lost sleep and frustration with the clock change.

This Saturday, the parade might not be the only thing blowing through town. Get ready for some serious wind action!