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Lt. Governor says New Orleans is in a spiral and things must change immediately.

Today is the deadline for signature collection and recall organizers are confident they have the signatures necessary to bring on a vote.

Unfortunately, Shreveport wasn't the only place shots rang out during a Mardi Gras Parade. The Krewe of Bacchus Parade in New Orleans was interrupted by gunfire Sunday night that left one person dead, and at least four others injured.

This weekend is one huge Mardi Gras celebration all across the state of Louisiana. Want to see the parades in New Orleans but don't want to make the drive? We've got you covered!

You may not have ever thought about some of these cities, but the origins of their names are what make history books so compelling.

Of course, with New Orleans, it's not just the food that makes the Crescent City so special and unique, it's the entire experience.

The truth of the matter is that you've likely seen this location before, but never realized its significance to Louisiana's rich history.

Mardi Gras is a celebration steeped in history with a rich tradition. But how did it get its start and who was the first to celebrate in the United States? Mobile or New Orleans?

Possibly Gilliam or Rodessa? Nope. Maybe it was Haughton or Elm Grove? Not the one. Then it had to be Stonewall or Minden? Still no winner.

With the amount of debauchery that takes place in New Orleans during Mardi Gras alone, one would think NOLA would easily qualify as the most sinful city in Louisiana, but it's not! Find out which Louisiana city holds that title, here.

Take a look at these 10 Amazing Things The World Can Thank Louisiana For and see if you don't also feel like we should be applauded.

Southall pleaded guilty this week to charges of money-laundering and confessed he had stolen nearly $900,000