911

The message was asking them to hang on the line until it could be answered by a real person.

"Spirit of Louisiana" will be in Lafayette today for the Lafayette Fire Department's 20th Anniversary Commemoration of 9/11.

Apparently, 911 is not to be used as a way for drunk women to meet firemen.

Your phone can now tell first responders exactly where you need help when you're unable to do so.

A Louisiana man has found himself in trouble with the law after his 9-1-1 inquiry.

There is a new feature coming to iPhones later this year that will tell 911 your exact location when you call.

If you see someone on Facebook encouraging you to "tell Siri 108"—don't do it.

911 is a very useful tool when used properly. When it isn't there can and will be consequences. The least of which is you could be called stupid.

We remember the 15th anniversary of 9/11 with some country songs that were written to comfort our fellow Americans on that horrible day.

A San Antonio mattress store draws major criticism for posting a video on Facebook promoting a “Twin Towers Sale.”

Parents, it's never too early to begin teaching your kids the definition of "emergency" and when they should call 911. Trouble putting on their pants, not so much an emergency.

Bretagne is the last known surviving search-and-rescue dog to work Ground Zero.

Remembering the 14th anniversary of the terrorist attacks against America with the Budweiser tribute commercial that only aired once.

Deputies have a person of interest in the case, but they are still asking the public to call them if they have any other information at 337-369-3711.

Louisiana State Police has a message for anyone trying to call in a hoax on the thirteenth anniversary of the terrorist attacks that killed more than 3,000 people: just don't do it.

Tragedy nearly struck a family in Henlawson, West Virginia last Tuesday. Gregory Vance was sitting on his front porch with a couple of friends when suddenly a huge tree got hit by lightning, fell over, and landed on them!

I can only imagine what kind of weirdness 911 operators hear on a daily basis. They probably get guys calling them up asking where to buy some weed.

Our What Were They Smokin' segment highlights the lowlights from across the country and the world of people doing stupid things. Then sometimes, we don't have to get out of our backyard to find these whackos.

On Monday afternoon in Memphis, Tennessee, 51-year-old Danny Smith went over to his favorite convenience store to get him a cold brewski. When the clerk gave him his change, Danny thought he was shorted one cent.

It has been 12 years since the sky-scraping, twin towers were horrendously taken down right before our eyes.  We all remember where we were at the time of the terrorist attack, and I know I will never forget September 11, 2001 as long as I live. It is important to remember 9/11 and appreciate how strong of a country we live in.