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Why Alligator Is Church-Approved Seafood for Lent
Louisiana Catholics can officially eat alligator on Lenten Fridays. Here's what the archbishop and the USCCB say about gator, reptiles, and seafood rules.
LSU Becomes First College to Sell Corporate Sponsor for Uniforms
The LSU Athletics Department has announced a "Legacy Partnership" with a corporate sponsor, placing the company's logo on all LSU uniforms.
Scott Business Owner Hands Out Bikes From Lafayette Mardi Gras Float
The Bead King promised us that he'd have bikes on his float for Mardi Gras day, and he delivered them to some lucky people along the parade route.
The Surprising Reason School Buses Have Black Lines
Most people assume they’re just part of the design, but the black stripes actually play an important role in school bus safety.
World’s Largest Chimp Sanctuary Throws a Wild King Cake Party
Laissez les bons chimps rouler! See the residents of Chimp Haven enjoy King Cake and find out how your old books can help build their nests.
Youngsville Accident Goes Viral After ‘Squatted Truck’ Climbs Up On Car
A large truck with its front end lifted wrecked into a smaller car, and the truck ended up on the back side of the car.
Tucks Expels Members As Officials Address Parade Backlash
Krewe of Tucks expelled two riders after controversial parade imagery sparked backlash over the Mardi Gras imagery.
EBT Purchase Restrictions Begin in Louisiana
Louisiana SNAP recipients can no longer use EBT for certain items.
Lafayette Parish Deputies Seen Line Dancing in New Orleans For Mardi Gras
Laissez les bon temps rouler! Two deputies brought some unexpected energy to Mardi Gras, reminding us all of the lighter side of law enforcement.
Fat Tuesday 2026: Sights and Sounds of Mardi Gras in New Orleans
Fat Tuesday brought the streets to life in New Orleans, but the season was not without a few unexpected bumps along the way.
Louisiana Bracing For Another Round of Winter-Like Temperatures
Just when you thought spring was around the corner, Louisiana is in for a chilly surprise — grab those winter coats again!
Shia LaBeouf Seen on Bourbon Street After Arrest
LaBeouf faces two counts of simple battery following an incident in the French Quarter. He was later seen on Bourbon Street after being released.
Get Ordained Online: Perform Weddings in Louisiana Legally
In Louisiana, becoming a wedding officiant is easier than you might think—perfect for those wanting to create lasting memories for couples.
Peanut Butter Recall Includes Products Sold in Louisiana
A peanut butter recall is shaking up shelves across the country including here in Louisiana. Over 20,000 products are affected—let's break down what you need to know.
From Hope to Heartbreak: The Rise and Sudden Fall of Wonder Oasis
Shreveport’s summer dream just dried up. Wonder Oasis is closing, but Big Dam and Splash Kingdom are stepping in to honor 2026 season passes!
Dress Code Changes: Popular Gulf Coast Cruise Line 'Less Casual'
Picture this: a casual cruise vibe suddenly shifting to a dressier affair. Sounds a bit contradictory, doesn't it? Let’s unpack that.
Legislation Proposed to Make Daylight Saving Time More Confusing
The twice-a-year clock shuffle has irked folks for ages. Could proposed legislation with a unique and bold idea finally bring an end to the time change hassle?
Shia LaBeouf Released: The Dramatic Truth Behind His Fat Tuesday
From selfies with Shreveport residents to NOLA cuffs: Shia LaBeouf was arrested this Fat Tuesday. Fans are disheartened as a "grand time" took a dark turn.