Mardi Gras

A biologist at LSU has developed Mardi Gras beads that are biodegradable. Will we soon see this beads flying from floats across our great state?

Just send one out over the parade route loaded down with throws, and "laissez bomb temps rouler!"

A video surfaced on social media after a recent Mardi Gras celebration in Mamou and it shows someone dancing with a prosthetic leg in a bar.

The signs and the throws make it very unique

We must ask ourselves; Louisiana, can't we do better?

Remember the story this past Mardi Gras about literally tons of beads clogging drains? That could soon be a thing of the past.

Besides offering to fill up all the potholes in Shreveport, here are some options for you.

Man comes across a very interesting vehicle pulling a Mardi Gras float.

Stephanie Coutee was probably looking forward to seeing a few interesting things at Mardi Gras, but she had no idea it would be this.

Watch as some folks enjoying the Mardi Gras festivities in New Orleans seek shelter as a gust of wind rips through the city.

He of course was thrown a football, then he used that QB arm to awesomely throw it right back!

Throwing Moon Pies originally began in Mobile , AL, where they are still the catch of choice for the parades there. Here in Lafayette, the tradition is much younger. But why a Moon Pie?