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The police department in Lockport, Louisiana, are asking for the public's help in finding the vandals responsible for decapitating a statue of Jesus Christ. Priest encourages parishioners to forgive.

It is reported that the man (allegedly) threw himself onto one of the busts when he was told that he could not see the Pope

One of the greatest basketball players of all time will be getting immortalized soon with a statue on the campus where he enjoyed his greatest success.

The largest statue of Ronald Reagan lies in the lands of a Louisiana city. And Reagan never even visited there.

A famous statue in New Orleans has gone missing after Hurricane Ida. The life-size, bronze statue of a young woman named “Michelle” who is also known as “The Mermaid” who sat on the edge of a fountain near Decatur Street is no longer there.

As floodwaters begin to recede, some areas of southeastern Louisiana are just beginning to grasp the damage caused by Hurricane Ida.

A deal has been reached to remove the Alfred Mouton statue from public grounds in Downtown Lafayette.

Its threatened removal became a rallying point for white supremacists and inspired their violent 2017 rally that left a woman dead and dozens injured.

The controversial 'Defenders Of The South' Confederate monument in Lake Charles wasn't strong enough to make it through the storm.

There was a rally in Downtown Lafayette last night protesting for the removal of the General Alfred Mouton statue.

That cowboy isn't real. Oh wait, he's real and you might need a change of clothes.

The town of Sugar Land, Texas recently installed a couple of sculptures in the Town Square's public plaza, but instead of enjoying them, people are criticizing the city for one of the statues.

In the good ole United States of America, we love paying tribute to our past. We have monument and statues and sculptures and many more other wonderful structures to tributize our legacy.

If you are going to be joining us in New Orleans for the New Orleans Bowl in a couple of weeks there is no doubt that you will be spending some time in the French Quarter or Jackson Square. I like those parts of New Orleans for the most part. The part I don't like is the guys that dress up like statues. They get me every time.