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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.

School is about to begin across Acadiana. Here's every parish's first day of school for the 2026-2027 year, plus a few important reminders for drivers.

Taste the heat of Louisiana’s Hot Sauce Trail—travel from Tabasco to Panola on a flavorful statewide journey.

Morgan Babineaux will take over the KPLC evening news desk after Cynthia Arceneaux retires following more than 40 years at the station.

Jake Brown and Gavin Guidry were selected in the 2026 MLB Draft, giving Southwest Louisiana two more players headed to professional baseball.

Free summer meals are available for Louisiana children ages 0-18. Find out where to get nutritious meals and how to locate the nearest meal site before summer ends.

Shreveport residents have made it pretty clear — overgrown lots and blight aren't just eyesores, they're the number one concern in the city right now.

Nineteen metals found in tampons — including arsenic and lead. That sounds alarming, but the full picture is a lot more complicated than the headline suggests.

It's not about one big storm rolling through — it's about the rain that just won't quit long enough for the streets to catch up.

Many states suspend sales tax collections for one weekend to assist parents in back-to-school purchases. Here's where that stands in Louisiana.

Lafayette police are investigating an overnight shooting that left one man hospitalized in stable condition.