SWLA News

Governor John Bel Edwards announces he is adjusting his Phase 3 order to allow on premises alcohol sales to be sold until 11 p.m., one more hour than previously announced.

Someone spotted a huge alligator walking around their Gulf Shores neighborhood as Hurricane Sally pushed through the gulf coast on Wednesday morning.

Personal hygiene products, clothing, canned goods, water, and snacks will be available at the drive-through event.

The center will open at the LSU AgCenter building on West Port Street on Thursday.

UL is providing housing for the 42 McNeese students, who will be taking online classes until their campus has recovered from the storm.

Days will be set aside for people who missed their assigned application window.

Do you have a theory about why there are duplicate signs on highways in Louisiana?

Nancy Economou brings a little solar power to Louisiana to help those in need.

Almost 100,000 Louisiana residents are still without electricity two and a half weeks after Laura's landfall.

Residents in storm-damaged areas of the state may still apply for assistance to replace food lost in Hurricane Laura.

State Fair postponed until spring, but Taste of Fair will be held this fall.

Now that the state of Louisiana has moved forward to Phase 3, one question remains: What are the guidelines?