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From unusual superstitions to surprising historical facts, here are some of the most bizarre Easter facts that might just change the way you look at the holiday.

You thought the good ole Easter egg paque was only a South Louisiana thing? Come here and let us learn ya someting...

It's a weekend of divine mystery and amazement as Louisiana celebrates the rebirth that is Easter. How many of these Easter superstitions are you familiar with?

Are those tasty treats made with leftover Easter eggs actually an homage to the underworld?

A woman has gone viral after she dyed her Easter eggs in the a toilet bowl, most are disgusted by it.

As egg prices soar, residents are turning to unique food sources. A Florida man has an idea.

Walmart's 2025 Easter meal deal feeds 8 for under $6 per person—but shoppers in Louisiana and beyond are wondering why this holiday staple is missing this year.

First sky-high prices, now a massive recall.

Many are preparing for the traditional Mardi Gras runs across Acadiana, but will chickens be absent from the runs in 2025?

Louisiana consumers are not only facing high egg prices but there are now limits at many retailers, including Walmart, on how many eggs you can buy.

Louisiana families are paying almost $6 for a dozen eggs these days. Is it cheaper to grow your own? And, is it legal to raise chickens in urbanized areas?

Louisiana shoppers are seeing egg prices skyrocket due to a bird flu outbreak. Here’s why costs are soaring and when they might finally drop.

The Food and Drug Administration is warning Louisiana homemakers of an issue with your recent purchases of fresh eggs. They've issued a recall.

The largest producer of fresh eggs in the United States has temporarily halted production at a Texas plant after bird flu was found in chickens.

Prices have gone down significantly since the beginning of last year.

After several major egg producers were found to have conspired to inflate egg prices, how was the cost of eggs in Louisiana affected?

A number of videos on TikTok show parents cracking eggs on their kid's heads and according to some on social media, that is going too far.

Eryn McBride posted several photos on social media that show these pink "things" from the Broussard Sports Complex.

Some are claiming spiked chicken feed, but is that what's happening?

The price of eggs have soared 60% in a year.