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It's been over a month, but Florida Lottery officials will hold a press conference today to announce the person who will split the $1.58 billion dollars with only two other winners.

The Internal Revenue Service is reporting a hardware failure in its computer system. This has temporarily suspended your ability to electronically file your taxes.

A new report says Louisiana residents are actually pretty good at managing their money.

Good luck, and if you do win, don't forget about this guy...slaving away playing you the country music you like to hear day in and day out.

The lady at the gas station just shook her head said "we don't take that". You don't take American money? The curse of the $100 bill.

It's something that has already been a part of the college football landscape but for some reason we don't utilize the obvious benefits of it during the regular season.

What if this jackpot reaches $1,000,000,000?

It's not exactly wrong, it's just not exactly right in the purest definition of the word. Here are 5 things that I have found to be true but they do require a little acting experience and the ability to keep a straight face to make them work.

There is a one million dollar Powerball prize that is set to expire February 1st. We know when and where it was bought. We just don't know who has the ticket. It could be you.

Louisiana sees more Powerball winners around the holidays than any other time of the year. Could this be your lucky night?

You see, the odds are in swanluv's favor. They're betting on collecting interest on half of the loans they give out.

The old rule proves true most of the time: 'if it sounds too good to be true, it probably isnt.'

It's one of the most amazing stories to come out of Saturday's LSU - Alabama game. An Atlanta woman is looking for the owner of this money clip and the cash it contains.

Not everyone is smiling when they see what the Office of Motor Vehicles has sent them in the mail. Some are even calling it a shakedown money grab.

A surprise LSU home football game brings more than fans to the state's capitol city.

Financial experts say you're actually throwing away a few hundred dollars every year in ways you don't even notice.

Wild pigs are becoming an even bigger problem for agriculture producers throughout the state.

The Lafayette agency was audited by an independent CPA for the year ending Dec. 31, 2014.

Once again our state is at the top of a list that puts us solidly at the bottom compared to the rest of the country.

A state audit shows that Louisiana's racing industry has shortchanged higher education millions of dollars over the past two decades.