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Under the updated Louisiana law, littering violations can now result in tickets being mailed directly to offenders instead of just warnings.

A legendary seafood festival is under extreme scrutiny this morning after DNA testing revealed many vendors were selling foreign-sourced shrimp and passing it off as an authentic Louisiana product.

Nungesser and local dignitaries gathered on the banks of the Bayou Teche near St. Bernard Catholic School to pardon Sherbin the Crawfish.

The most popular cuisine in New Orleans, Louisiana has got to be Cajun or Creole, right? Wrong. Here's the real choice of foodies in the Big Easy.

Louisiana will show California and the rest of the country how a spectacular parade float should look during the Rose Parade on New Year's morning.

The home is not a total loss, but there is still plenty of damage.

The first legal sports wager in Louisiana was a seven-team parlay and it was placed by former Saints standout Joe Horn.

Lieutenant Governor Billy Nungesser, a potential gubernatorial candidate, reported nearly $1.5 million cash on hand. That did include $500,000 in personal cash he loaned his campaign account.

The story of the civil rights movement in Louisiana comes alive thanks to the Louisiana Civil Rights Trail.

Protests, prom dresses, and Mardi Gras floats...there were plenty of controversies in 2020

Nungesser joins Bill Cassidy, Jeff Landry, and John Schroder as the fourth statewide elected official to be given a positive diagnosis for COVID-19

The coronavirus pandemic has had a huge effect on many local businesses, in particular, restaurants.