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Breaking this law could land you in jail for 20 years and you've probably broken it in the past year.

All these animals list a clear and present danger to humans and thus are not considered as options for ownership as pets for private owners.

As I drove east on I-20 last week, I was somewhat amazed at the sheer number of whitetail deer I saw lying dead on the side of the interstate.

Working parents know all too well the challenges of finding someone who's dependable and trustworthy to watch their children any time school is out.

In Texas, there's a law designed to help keep Fido out of harm's way during times like this

I know exactly what you are thinking. What do you mean, "making catfish noodling legal in Louisiana?" Isn't it already legal?

How many times have you witnessed someone mowing their lawn and discharging the grass directly into the roadway?

According to vetca.org, in Louisiana, there are a few things to consider when it comes to burial or incineration of your small companion animal.

Stonewall, Louisiana Representative Larry Bagley makes no bones about it. He blames the COVID vaccine for his recent heart attack.

Only 5 in every 1,000 abusers ever see jail time.

According to the National Safety Council, distracted driving (that's driving while looking at your phone) accounts for 1.6 million crashes each year - that's about 1 in every 4 accidents!

Even an arrest that didn't end in a conviction could keep a willing and able job seeker from being considered for employment right now in our state.