Mardi Gras

They say that one person's trash is another's treasure and the Krewe of Atlas is giving you the chance to strike gold at their rummage sale.

One of the most anticipated events every year is each krewe's theme announcement. It's when members reveal to the public what to expect for the upcoming season's parade, costumes, throws, and more.

Would you rather be on a list of the worst states or a list of most fun states? Well, Louisiana clearly is the worst and the best of both worlds.

It's finally here, Mardi Gras weekend with the Shreveport Mudbugs!

Mardi Gras has been called the biggest party on the planet and seeing how it originated in Europe and is still celebrated there as well as in North and South America today, it just might be the biggest party ever!

Hard to believe we won't be experiencing Mardin Gras parades this year.

In lieu of the traditional Mardi Gras activities like parades and grand balls, the Krewe of Centaur offered its members a chance to participate in a socially distanced treasure hunt this year to get into the spirit of the season.

Hurry up! Pay those dues, because the Krewe of Centaur is offering its members the chance to participate in a treasure hunt starting this weekend!

The Bossier Night Market announced they will have the Krewes of Centaur, Highland, and Gemini at the market. Oh, you thought you weren't going to catch a glimpse of a float this year? Think again.

Tell us about the bakery or store where you know they have the best King Cake.

Lt. Gov. Billy Nungesser talks about the plan for "Virtual Mardi Gras," a way to celebrate Fat Tuesday, despite the widespread parade cancellations across the state.

Hard to believe it's now been nearly a year since my infamous float on an inflatable duck In the Duck Pond.