confederate monuments

Organizers are using economic pressure to help remove a Civil War-era statue from the Calcasieu Parish Courthouse grounds.

The vote in Lake Charles was 10 to 5 to keep the monument where it's currently located.

Confederate statues are at the center of a red hot conversation happening in our country right now, but does your state contain one of these monuments to the Confederacy?

The online movement seeks to remove the name of the former Confederate States President from the parish.

A time capsule has been uncovered in New Orleans as the result of the removal of a pedestal that once carried a statue of P.G.T. Beauregard.

What was supposed to be a moment of local flavor turned into a bit of a faux pas for CBS during Sunday's Saints telecast.

A Rayne woman starts a petition to replace Confederate monuments with Britney Spears statues.

The City of New Orleans had four decisions to make regarding the filling of the spaces the former monuments occupied. Three of those decisions have been made.

According to Louisiana law, the monument removers appear to have broken a unique Louisiana law in the way they removed the Beauregard monument.

The Louisiana House passes legislation that would put the fate of Confederate era monuments across the state in the hands of voters.

The removal of Confederate era monuments in New Orleans has sparked new legislation that if passed, will give everyone a say in whether particular monuments need to be removed or left as a part of the story of our state.

The removal of the first of four Confederate era monuments started shortly after 2 AM this morning.

The monument commemorates an 1874 revolt against the U.S. Government.

A recent survey done in our state shows that most of our state's residents have some very strong opinions about some of our nation's hot button topics.