COVID-19

A Houston-area teacher who was accused of putting her son in the trunk of her car because he had COVID-19 is getting an outpouring of support from her community.

The Louisiana Ragin' Cajun men's basketball game against Little Rock tonight was canceled due to COVID-19 issues with the Little Rock program.

Residents are getting mixed feedback on a pop-up COVID-19 testing site at the corner of a popular Lafayette intersection.

A Long Island woman is facing charges after allegedly injecting a teen with the COVID vaccine.

While other schools will be making their way back to campus after the holiday break, Carencro Catholic is delaying their return to school due to COVID-19.

While we continue to navigate the pandemic, it seems like laughter really might be the best medicine.

With the latest surge of covid-19 hitting our state and country many Lafayette hospitals are seeing an increase in covid-19 patients and people seeking medical assistance due to having covid like symptoms.

He will miss this weekend's conference series against Appalachian State and Coastal Carolina.

The Louisiana Office of Motor Vehicles has closed several branches across the state and is urging customers to go online instead of taking a trip to their local field office.

As covid numbers start to trend upwards due to the Omicron variant of covid-19 the CDC released new isolation restrictions today.

The New Orleans Saints chances of victory tonight are teetering between Lloyd Christmas and a Christmas miracle.

U.S. health regulators have authorized a second pill to help fight covid-19. The Merck drug called Molnupiravir was approved this morning for use in adults who have early symptoms of covid-19.

Things like baby carrots and apples will last for the longest amount of time.

The World Health Organization has convened a technical group of experts to decide whether the new variant warrants being designated a variant of interest or a variant of concern.

Attorney General Jeff Landry says this is a victory for employees.

Kids aged 5-11 will be eligible to participate in Louisiana's Shot for 100 program as soon as the CDC authorizes the jabs.

The Governor's current mask mandate is set to expire tomorrow. He'll address that in a press conference scheduled for 3 pm today.

Decreases in hospitalizations, case counts, and the positivity rate are positive signs that Louisiana has seen the worst of the most recent COVID surge.

The board also approved COVID days for full-time employees.

The holiday season is rapidly approaching and being that we are still battling COVID across the country, the CDC has announced a few recommendations for Thanksgiving.