Category Archives: News

Governor Jeff Landry testified before the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, urging the new Congress to provide more federal dollars for an improved interstate system, including new br...

Small businesses are more optimistic now than they have been in the last six years. That's according to the latest Small Business Optimism Index by the National Federation of Independent Business. Sta...

Buzz is building for the probability of winter precipitation next week. LRN Meteorologist Bill Jacquemin says there's a chance a large portion of the state could see snow and ice on Tuesday, but what ...

Looking for a healthy alternative this King Cake Season? The Eat Fit King Cake offers a healthier twist on the traditional Mardi Gras dessert, allowing people to enjoy the festive treat without compro...

Restaurants and bars on Bourbon Street are coming together to raise money for those affected by the New Year's Day terror attack. Fleur du Coeur starts today and runs through Sunday. Wendy Waren with ...

Soon, you'll be able to catch a train from New Orleans again. Amtrak has received another $21 million from the Federal Railroad Administration to restart the New Orleans to Mobile passenger line. The ...

Federal prosecutors will not be pressing charges against the white police officers involved in the 2019 deadly arrest of Black driver Ronald Greene near Monroe. The Justice Department informed Greene'...

Webster Parish Sheriff deputies are continuing to investigate a shooting that injured six people, including two critically at an unpermitted bonfire event in Dubberly on Saturday night. Sheriff Jason ...

Student attendance has become a key focus in Louisiana's education system, with the Board of Elementary and Secondary Education (BESE), the Louisiana Department of Education (LDOE), and the state Legi...

Ahead of New Orleans hosting Super Bowl LIX and a busy Mardi Gras season, Governor Jeff Landry announced plans to improve the city's streets and sidewalks to ensure they are "clean, accessible, and sa...