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A major cruise line serving both New Orleans and Galveston has pulled the plug on a popular port of call. This could affect your vacation.

A guest on a cruise ship popular with Louisiana and Texas travelers suffered a significant injury when an onboard water slide malfunctioned.

It was anything but a "Perfect Day at CocoCay" as more than two dozen guests get into a hair pulling bloody brawl.

Big changes are rolling in for cruisers from New Orleans and Galveston—let's talk about how new drink package rules might affect your next getaway.

Louisiana cruise guests sailing out of New Orleans will soon be able to visit a brand new exclusive private island resort. It's safer and promises even more fun.

Many Louisiana guests have sailed the Allure of the Seas. That vessel was involved in a collision with a luxury yacht that was captured on video.

Video images capture the carnage of what happens when strong winds and a large wave crash into one of the largest cruise ships in the world.

Major cruise lines serving Louisiana ports have revealed they will be "skipping" a major event and with good reason.

A ship that's very familiar to many Louisiana cruise guests suffered a scary night at sea this past Halloween and it was all supposed to be in fun.

Two major cruise lines that serve Louisiana ports have made major changes to their onboard smoking policy. Let us clear the air for you.

Carnival cruise lines takes steps to address one of the biggest complaints that Louisiana cruisers have on board their ships. Do you agree with the change in policy?

Did you know your "unlimited drink package" has some limits if you sail from the port of Galveston, Texas?