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If you have a cellphone in Louisiana the Federal Government will be taking control of it this fall according to an "inside" report.

A new text scam targeting the kindness and empathy of women in Louisiana is being sent to your smartphone. Here's what to look for and what you should do next.

Louisiana Cash App users could be eligible for up to $2,500 in reimbursement from issues caused by a data breach with the popular money transfer app.

Louisiana mobile phone users the Federal Government is going to "slip" into your phone again, They just aren't saying when.

No matter who your service provider happens to be, Uncle Sam will be in your pocket or purse this fall. Here's the very good reason why.

Have you finally collected a stockpile of iPhone charger cords? Well, you're going to be needing some new and different ones.

Find out how fast other motorists are driving around you by turning your phone into a speed camera just like the police use.

Nomophobia is a very real concern, especially among younger people. It might not be deadly but it could certainly spoil your day.

The way you dial a local number will be changing over the next six months.

If you qualify for SNAP, Medicaid, or unemployment benefits you might be eligible for free internet service on your smartphone.

The Digital Garrison App will make life on and around Fort Polk a little easier for soldiers and veterans alike.

Usage on apps on the phone like Youtube and Facebook is down, while usage of those same sites on computers is up.

From household items to groceries, prescriptions, and even shoes and siding you can get it delivered with this Louisiana based smartphone app.

The electronic ID is not currently accepted as an official substitute for your actual driver's license.

Lafayette Consolidated Government moving forward on the next generation of smartphone service.

Vitaminwater has a #nophoneforayear challenge for 2019, and if you can pull it off they'll pay you $100,000. Here's what's going on...

Your smartphone can make a bottle of wine come to life and start telling you a story. That's even before you take the first sip.

A new smartphone app hopes to help keep you and your family healthy by providing real-time information on what illnesses are most common in your area.

Louisiana could be the first state in the nation to offer a digital driver's license. This would make driving without a license almost a thing of the past.

Lafayette Police announce have joined the Nixle notification system. This system is designed to share important information fast via your telephone.