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Louisiana residents may now blow the whistle on those who trash our state. Here's how to make a report on Louisiana's new litter hotline.

Lawmakers are considering a bill that would increase driver's license fees which would be used for battling our litter problem in the state.

Are you tired of seeing litter in our communities?

Did you know the Native American crying in the "Keep America Beautiful" PSA is from Kaplan?

This week's Shaking Out the Good Stuff spotlight falls on a grassroots effort to make and keep South Louisiana Beautiful.

Lafayette has earned a spot on a list of something good when looking at various towns across America.

Louisiana now has the distinction of being home to two cities on the "Dirtiest Cities in America" list. Well, we could have done worse, right?

Why am I angry about it? For a few reasons, with the main reason being this - someone doesn't care about Acadiana.

The photos were taken on the Vermilion River at the Rotary Point Park boat launch.

The City of Mobile will be launching a pilot program in August that will play homeless members of the community to pick up litter.

Three couches were among the many items that were cleaned up during the program.

Roads being littered with trash, tires, and general waste have caused crashes, blocked waterways, and have clogged up government services in the rural parish for years.

Some of Louisiana's most wonderful and wild places are being overrun with garbage and if we don't clean things up, they'll have to close them down.

The Bertrand Post Office, look at it now.

Here's a way to get more out of your daily activities and help solve a problem that 90% of us would like to see eliminated.

Let's face it, Lafayette has a litter problem.

How on Earth could these boxes carry a phone signal at all? And if they are abandoned, why have they become eyesores of electrical litter scattered throughout our communities?

Here's the bottom line: balloon releases are selfish and illegal, and should be discontinued.

They are asking citizens to take at least ten minutes a day to clean up trash in their immediate environment.

State officials hope several six-foot-high signs made of trash will be a great reminder for motorists to Keep Louisiana Beautiful.