Todd Starnes

Rutgers University, the flagship college in New Jersey, has asked Ruston High School in northern Louisiana to change its logo because it's identical to their trademarked block "R".

Thieves use a truck and a chain to steal an ATM all while employees and customers are in the building.

The Vermilion Parish School Board President and Vice President will remain in their positions despite motions to remove them at last night's board meeting.

With more than $537 million in sales in June, year-to-date taxable sales have reached $3.09 billion. Year-to-date sales are up 4.6% from 2018 and up 6.9% from 2017.

Gov. John Bel Edwards says he's asked President Donald Trump to declare a major disaster for Louisiana after Hurricane Barry.

Board member Erick Knezek proposed the resolutions.

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The Congressman will address major issues facing South Louisiana.

A North Carolina man is hauled away in handcuffs and is facing animal cruelty charges this morning.

This year's crop of political signs appears to be a bountiful one. But are those signs in the right place at the right time?

It's estimated that between 5,000 and 10,000 Louisiana residents have visited a medical marijuana pharmacy in the first week of legalized sales.

The Justice Department says two guards assigned to watch Jeffrey Epstein when he killed himself in jail have been placed on administrative leave.

Louisiana health department leaders have defended new Medicaid managed care contracts, and tried to reassure lawmakers that health plan changes won't disrupt patient access to services.

If you want to do something a little different for your back-to-school photos, we have some ideas for you!

Hear Todd's thoughts on politics, faith and family values on November 8th.

Most analysts called for Governor Edwards to run "unopposed" by another Democrat.

A woman in New Orleans got really creative when it came time to relax after a recent storm.

The "Golden Band From Tigerland" will return to the field during halftime for a Saints game this year.

The spookiest time of the year is officially here once Spirit Halloween opens its doors!

Currently, West St. Mary and nearby streets are flooding as heavy rains pound Lafayette.