Crime

A St. Martin Parish, Louisiana, man has been convicted for the 2016 shooting death of Miguel Edmond in Breaux Bridge.

Louisiana residents who still pay by check through the mail some days are better for doing that than others, and here's the reason why.

Your regular visits to the post office in Louisiana might be taking a high-tech turn in the very near future. Here's the reason for the upgrade.

Police are investigating a suspicious death, but it's what happened prior to the discovery of the body that has many scratching their head.

The Vatican’s office of the Pontifical Academy of Life stressed the church's opposition to the death penalty.

While living in Arizona, the airman set up cameras around his home in order to figure out what was going on. What he discovered was shocking.

The company points to something they call 'organized retail crime' as a major factor.

The total value of the timber burned is estimated to be over 2 million dollars. The suspect has been arrested.

A man wanted for the statutory rape of a child in North Carolina faked his own death in a "kayaking accident" in Louisiana before being arrested in Georgia.

The building was evacuated as a precaution and a state police hazmat team arrived at the scene.

Watch and listen as people in downtown Baton Rouge run for their lives after multiple gunshots were fired in the downtown district.

Some good news for some in south Louisiana if they're leaving their home for a lengthy period of time.

It's the last thing you want to hear about at the start of the high school football season.

If you have interest in paranormal claims, you may find it fascinating that "ghost hunters" have ventured to Camp Ford. The claims made were surprising to many.

What a scary scene from a Subway restaurant in New Orleans.

A Sheriff's Department in Louisiana took to social media to squash a rumor that they responded to a burglary where shots were fired.

The "eyes in the sky" will watch not only traffic but are being touted as a deterrent against crime.

The suspect has refused to be processed at the St. Landry Parish jail, citing his status as a "sovereign citizen."

The man being held on a $525,000 bond as of Monday, and could be facing more charges.

Robicheaux, a graduate of Lafayette High and LSU, was accused of drugging and sexually assaulting up to 13 women along with his girlfriend, Cerissa Riley.