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Robert Mueller, former FBI director and special counsel, has died at 81. President Trump reacted with a controversial post online.

Elon Musk says he will cover TSA salaries during the shutdown as workers face missed paychecks and travel concerns grow nationwide.

The pollen count is soaring, and with it, so are the sneezes. Let’s talk about how to handle this seasonal struggle.

Discover where to see the Easter Bunny in Acadiana with photo times, egg hunts and kid-friendly events.

The woman who went viral for commenting on her own escape post is back in custody after a multi-agency search.

A New Orleans man who identified himself as a "Roblox programmer" faces 41 felony charges after a probation check led to two arrests in under a month.

Legendary comedian Jerry Seinfeld is heading to the Baton Rouge River Center Theatre this summer, bringing his signature stand-up comedy to fans in Louisiana.

From American Pie to Scary Movie, pop culture icon Shannon Elizabeth is headed to Shreveport this August! Don't miss this Y2K cinema reunion.

The FCC waived its own ownership cap to approve Nexstar's $6.2B Tegna deal. Eight states and DirecTV sued the same day. KLFY's parent company is now in the middle of a federal antitrust fight.

A drone sighting over Barksdale has turned into a high-stakes situation, raising serious questions about security in our skies.

Authorities charge a Louisiana mother after footage shows children drinking alcohol inside her home.

The famous 867-5309 number has been transformed into a cancer support hotline, turning a pop culture joke into real help.

Legendary martial artist and actor Chuck Norris has died at 86, according to family members who say he passed peacefully in Hawaii.

There's a push for a registry that tracks repeat offenders of domestic violence—could this be a game changer for safety in Louisiana?

A popular product found in many Louisiana homes has been recalled over burn risk safety concerns.

A St. Patrick’s Day ticket just brought one lottery player a life-changing surprise, but the lottery isn’t as easy as it seems. Let’s break it down.

Sticks Billiards will relocate after its building was sold for demolition but plans to stay on Johnston Street in Lafayette.

Get ready for a weekend where fandom comes alive, featuring epic photo ops and appearances from stars that fans adore.