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If you're a sailing out of New Orleans on a Carnival Cruise Lines, there's a question your bartender will ask you that could change the course of your cruise.

Louisiana shoppers are urged to check their Minute Maid Zero Sugar Lemonade—mislabeled cases may contain sugar, posing health risks for some consumers.

This year's State Fair is happening on the Cajundome grounds from May 23 - June 2, 2024.

70 percent of Louisiana drinks sodas daily, but one of our favorite brands is getting stripped down.

The demand for lemon-lime flavored drinks is in big demand in Acadiana and across the US.

Click the link to see the location nearest you and round up the family for a fun afternoon of hanging out with Santa.

A freak accident apparently happened Tuesday on the campus of LSU.

Adults everywhere will get a chance to taste a 'Jack & Coke' without having to do any mixing whatsoever, as a canned version of the cocktail is coming soon.

Coca-Cola Bottling Company United, Inc. (UNITED) has announced plans for an upcoming $15 million upgrade to its Lafayette facility. Those renovations will benefit its associates, customers, and surrounding communities.

These ads made a lasting impression on pop culture.

For the first time in nearly 40 years, Budweiser will not be advertising its iconic brand.

The beverages will first be launched in Mexico and Brazil, and then will make an appearance on American shelves in 2021.

The company said that the sweet treats are available for a limited time and, as of now, are only available in Germany.

Move over pumpkin spice, you've been replaced at Coca-Cola this fall by the original "fall" seasoning, cinnamon!

After a successful test run in Japan, Coca Cola will begin distribution of their Lemon-Do alcoholic soft drink.

How much caffeine is too much caffeine?

Fans of Coke Zero had better stock up now because Coca-Cola has announced plans to discontinue the product in its current form.

Back in 1990, Coke introduced their "MagiCan" promotion, and some cans contained as much as $500 in cash and gift certificates. Sounds amazing, right? Unfortunately, things got weird.

97.3 The Dawg has teamed up with Coca-Cola and Associated Grocers to help feed families in need this holiday season and throughout the year. Helping out is really simple.

As the Cajuns wrap up their 2016 regular season on the football field, you could be there, and by there we mean ON the field!