FNF: No. 1 Many ends St. James’ DIII non-select state title run, 32-12

St. Augustine High School celebrated nearly a dozen seniors signing letters of intent to play college football next fall.

7 St. James Wildcats were celebrated in the school auditorium this morning after signing their national letters of intent to play football on the collegiate level.

An Erath elementary school teacher has been recognized for her efforts to keep Louisiana's unique musical heritage alive.

The next stop for the Finding Our Roots African American Traveling Museum is Nichols University. T

The St. Martinville Garden Club is is holding a contest to name “the other oak” in Evangeline Oak Park.

Entergy is stepping in to help Louisianans this income tax season by hosting their Super Tax Day.

According to deputies, 26-year-old Robert Lee Hampton of bay City, Texas, was last seen by family in Ascension Parish on Jan. 19.

A Louisiana sheriff has been named as president of the National Sheriff's Association.

Michael LeBlanc, Sr., 74, of Baton Rouge was sentenced to 24 months in prison, a $50,000 fine and two years of supervised release under probation.

Detectives discovered all 16 people reportedly filed fake medical documents in 2019 and 2020.

A 13-year-old is in custody after St. John Parish detectives say he brought a gun to school this week, causing campus to lock down.

Two children and two adults were rescued Tuesday, Jan. 31, after not returning to a pier in Ocean Springs.

A Louisiana charter captain has been arrested after allegedly issuing worthless checks, and taking payment for trips and not following through, according to the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF).

The College Board on Wednesday announced major changes to its Advanced Placement (AP)) African American studies course after objections from the administration of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R), drawing sharp criticism from advocates and civil rights groups who said the alterations removed key material. The College Board has said the changes were already in progress, […]

LOUISIANA. (KTVE/KARD) — With inclement weather expected to hit us soon, and already arrived in some parts of the region, it is important to know simple driving tips that can keep you, and the drivers around you, safe. Deidra Druilhet, Public Information Officer for the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development, told us one important […]

The parents of Gabby Petito appeared before the Utah Senate this morning, Jan. 30, to voice their support of a bill that would require a "lethality assessment" in reported cases of domestic violence between intimate partners.

Louisiana’s lawmakers are pushing for answers on how to best help homeowners with rising insurance rates on the second day of the special legislative session.

Legislators are in the third day of the special legislative session looking to incentivize insurance companies to come to the state.

A coalition of nine Republican-led states on Tuesday asked a federal court in Texas to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, which shields “Dreamers” from deportation. The DACA program was implemented under the Obama administration in 2012 as a way to protect undocumented immigrants who were brought into the U.S. as children. […]

The decision, announced on Tuesday, is not a surprise, as the administration had proposed to block the mine last year.