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As this winter storm blankets the region, folks are hunkering down. It’s a reminder of how quickly things can change in our daily routines.

Winter's chill is settling in across Louisiana, bringing icy surprises and a dash of unpredictability in the forecast.

College Football Playoff keeps 12-team format for 2026 after Big Ten and SEC commissioners failed to agree on expansion. LSU faces brutal schedule under Lane Kiffin.

If you have to deal with frozen shut car doors this weekend in Louisiana, don't yank on the handle or you could have bigger problems than an icy car door.

As temperatures drop, a weather forecaster has turned to dessert to make sense of winter’s icy offerings — and it’s catching everyone’s attention.

A lot of people are talking about the risk of exploding trees as the massive winter storm stretches across the U.S. But, are exploding trees real?

As colder air moves into Southwest Louisiana, local meteorologists are watching the potential for freezing rain, thunderstorms, and dangerous cold. Here’s the latest forecast and what it could mean for your area.

Lafayette Parish schools will be closed Monday as dangerously cold temperatures and wind chills move into Acadiana.

Louisiana may not get a lot of snow every winter, but in 1895 the record was set for the most snowfall in the "Bayou State."

Louisiana AG Liz Murril reaffirmed cockfighting is illegal as St. Landry residents push back, saying the legal fight is far from over.

Another fatal Louisiana fire is under investigation as officials warn smoke alarms save lives during deadly house fires.

A weather model shows snow and sleet impacting south Louisiana by the end of the month, and this will be something worth monitoring moving forward.

From crawfish traps to alligators as personal property, Louisiana’s quirky laws tell a fascinating story about the state's unique history.

Imagine buying a cleaner that ends up being the opposite of what you wanted. A recent recall has some folks rethinking their cleaning supplies.

As winter storms loom over the Gulf Coast, many are keeping an eye on their favorite getaway, but is it safe to go?

As the thermometer dips, Shreveport's residents are finding warmth in laughter and hot meals. Who knew a cold front could bring so much community spirit?

Imagine bracing for a storm, feeling that icy grip, but then hearing the roads might actually be okay—a sigh of relief for many.

A hunter’s quick thinking makes all the difference in a dangerous bayou rescue. Let’s find out how it all unfolded on that chilly day.