Evangeline Corruption Case Linked to Ville Platte, Mamou Activist
A major Evangeline Parish corruption investigation is unfolding, with new questions about ties to a jailed Mamou-area activist.
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Community Searches For Missing Teen Chloe Valdez In Mamou
In Mamou, a community is on edge as they search for Chloe Valdez, a 16-year-old who’s been missing since December. Her family needs our help now more than ever.
Louisiana Man Facing Prison for Lying About Where He Caught Fish
A Louisiana man is currently in jail, facing thousands of dollars in fines as well as 10 years in prison for lying about where he caught a 12-pound bass.
Study Reveals Louisiana as America's Hardest Working State
The study also finds the U.S. trails all other countries in work-life balance.
CSU 2026 Hurricane Forecast: Below Average but Gulf at Risk
CSU forecasts 13 named storms for 2026, below average. But El Niño's quiet season doesn't erase Louisiana's Gulf Coast hurricane risk.
Louisiana's Strangest Laws Still on the Books
From unusual restrictions to head-scratching regulations, Louisiana's legal history is filled with laws that will leave you wondering, “Wait… that’s actually illegal?”
Automatic Military Draft Registration to Begin in December
Beginning December 2026, eligible Americans will no longer need to sign up themselves, it will happen automatically with the National Defense Authorization Act.
Louisiana Woman’s Job Interview Ends in Arrest
A Baton Rouge woman’s job interview at a Louisiana jail ended in arrest after she brought something with her she should have left at home.
Inspection Stickers Could End in Louisiana
Imagine a simpler way to prove your vehicle's road readiness — no more ugly stickers, just a quick scan instead.
Covington Police Apologize After Wrong Suspect Posted
Covington Police admit they misidentified a man in a bizarre farmers market case, sparking backlash and raising concerns about social media policing.