crawfish

U.S. Sen. John Kennedy is renewing his push to support Louisiana’s crawfish industry with a bill that offers permanent federal disaster relief after droughts.

One man snapped photos of a road in Welsh, Louisiana covered in crawfish, don't you wish you were driving on this road while they were on the move?

If it's been a while since you've checked out the latest items for your boil, here are a few items that might just find their way into your backyard this year.

In recent weeks have you noticed that there are more crawfish on the roads? If so, there's a reason why crawfish are on the move.

LSU star Livvy Dunne posted a video of her eating boiled crawfish and she didn't hold back on how she enjoys her crawfish, which many applaud.

Crawfish boils are a Louisiana staple, but the tradition stretches back hundreds of years—from Native American tribes to Cajuns and spring festivals we know today.

None stop entertainment, plenty for crawfish as well as other food to purchase throughout the festival for those with allergies.

A video posted on social media shows a young lady eating boiled crawfish from a package, while in her car.

You can’t sneak imported crawfish past Louisiana folks.

We eat a lot of crawfish in Lafayette. With dozens of restaurants and thousands of fans in south Louisiana, it's a major industry.

Looking for live or boiled crawfish in Southwest Louisiana? The Crawfish App helps you find the best prices near you—search by city or restaurant and never overpay again!

This town wasn’t always the Crawfish Capital of the World. But thanks to its deep Cajun roots and a historic festival, it’s now the heart of Louisiana’s crawfish culture.