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There have been some "super rough days," he admits.

With bad weather heading towards Acadiana at the end of the week, there have been plenty of games moved to Thursday.

Maren Morris is pregnant!

Camels seem to be having bad luck in Louisiana lately.

Now lawyers are involved and they are citing first amendment violations.

As he's traveled, the member of '80s rock band Poison has put together a behind-the-scenes note-passing system that connects busy people from seemingly different worlds.

Kellie Pickler is among the artists who will record songs for a new tribute album, 'Thank You Mister Rogers: Music & Memories.'

It's open to the public and boudin, cracklins and gumbo will be served.

CVS has reportedly teamed up with UPS to start testing out a new medication delivery service using drones.

As we all know, traveling I-10 these days can get...well dangerous. If you're lucky, the worst thing you'll have to go through is sitting in bumper to bumper traffic for hours.

The "Chicks With Hits" tour is coming to Acadiana as Terri Clark, Pam Tillis, and Suzy Bogguss will be playing Evangeline Downs in Opelousas on Saturday, November 30th.

If you believe the latest statistics from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, our area is in for a very busy flu season.

A reward has been offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those involved in the crime.

Five predominantly African American churches in Crowley have been vandalized since July, with the most recent incident being discovered this morning.

A little leftover in the bowl spawns a hilarious email about living with your "work family" every day.

There were reports of an armed man on campus.

Delinquent utility bills and denied funding for travel have exacerbated an already strained relationship in St. Martinville city government.

Democratic Gov. John Bel Edwards and his Republican challenger Eddie Rispone will meet in an Oct. 30 debate.

The Houma Courier reports 34-year-old Jessie Joseph III was charged with DWI, driving with a suspended license, speeding and having an open alcohol container.

The nation's three biggest drug distributors and a major drugmaker agreed to an 11th-hour, $260 million settlement Monday over the terrible toll taken by opioids in two Ohio counties, averting the first federal trial over the crisis.