Donovan Jackson

The widespread damage from Hurricane Damage has prompted many families from southwest Louisiana who evacuated to the Baton Rouge area to enroll their children in local schools.

Many are depending on family and friends to stay safe.

Ducote says it’s not just the start or the finish or the medals that makes getting on his bike everyday so special.

Louisiana courts are set to begin hearing eviction proceedings again beginning June 8.

An apartment complex on North Acadian Thruway went up in flames in Wednesday morning.

LSU President F. King Alexander is leaving for the Oregon State University, according to a report from The Advocate.

Tiger fans and Jaguar fans cheered on their college football teams for championship games held Saturday, Dec. 7.

Ride-sharing services, such as Uber and Lyft, have become a vital resource for travelers. However, those services aren’t available to everyone in Louisiana. Lawmakers are now discussing a bill that could expand services and regulations statewide.

Laine Hardy is the next American Idol.

Exactly 171 families in Louisiana are still living in Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) owned mobile home units (MHU) provided after the flood in 2016. Those residents are now violating the April 30 move-out deadline, FEMA says.

Some new features on Louisiana’s digital driver’s license could help keep drivers safer.

A St. Helena Parish resident’s regular commute almost turned deadly after she was attacked by a pack of dogs. Heidi Repp says she never had a problem walking along Highway 449, but on Feb. 10, her usually quiet walk was rattled by the barking of dogs.

The Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff’s Office has increased the reward for information in the case of a double homicide in Independence to $10,000.