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As high school graduations approach, Dr. Brumley celebrates rising graduation rates but stresses the importance of ensuring diplomas hold real value.

Conservationists are desperate to thin the population, and they say the meat is lean, high in protein, and tastes like rabbit.

Spring cleaning is here! Before diving into Shreveport's garage sales, discover what to look for and what to avoid to ensure a safe bargain hunt.

If the law passes, expanding traffic cameras outside school zones could open officials to malfeasance charges.

Earthquakes in Bossier Parish are on the rise! Find out why residents are talking about the ground shaking beneath their feet in Northwest Louisiana.

If passed, school restrictions would take effect in fall 2026, with restaurant and food labeling provisions rolling out in January 2027.

So, depending on the date, your last inspection sticker could already be on your car.

Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry held a press conference on Wednesday where he outlined his vision for finally tackling the problem of outrageous insurance rates being paid by the citizens of Louisiana.

Cell phones contribute to fatal accidents on Louisiana roads.

Louisiana: The Underrated Cruise Hub & The Truth About Cruise Ship Germs  When people think of major cruise ports, they usually picture Florida—Miami, Port Canaveral, maybe even Galveston. But let me tell you, Louisiana is holding its own in the cruise world. The Port of New Or...

Even though they don't really take much from the eco-system, they do provide important benefits, like being food for some animals like skunks, possums, other insects, and even fungi.

One arrest has been made with more expected to follow, but McCray’s attorney doesn’t think there’s enough evidence to make a case.