explosives

Some folks in Acadiana are worried about a potential overpopulation of coyotes and what that means for pets and livestock.

The arrest of the suspect marks the second time this suspect was arrested by the St. Landry Parish Sheriff's Office last week.

Lafayette Parish Sheriff's Office (LPSO) found a potential explosive device during a traffic stop on Surrey Street.

Imagine if your next door neighbor was 16 million pounds of highly explosive and unstable material. That's what some Louisiana residents have been living next to for years. Fortunately the nightmare is beginning to come to an end.

The ticking time bomb that is a cache of decaying explosives at Camp Minden is set for disposal. Will that disposal happen fast enough to avoid a tragedy?

The EPA has approved a disposal plan for millions of pounds of explosives at Camp Minden in Webster Parish.