Alligator

Louisiana has more than 3 million wild alligators, and the state is expanding recreational hunting this fall. Here's what residents need to know.

A viral video making the rounds on social media shows a large alligator cruising through floodwaters in a neighborhood in Luling, Louisiana.

In a town where streets are usually bustling, two days brought some wild visitors from the bayou—talk about a surprising twist in everyday life.

In a twist that could only happen in Louisiana, a man tries to escape police—only to run into an alligator. Talk about bad luck!

Mark your calendar! A brand new recreational alligator hunting season is just around the corner, set to kick off in October.

With over 2 million alligators roaming the bayous and neighborhoods, Louisiana's got more than just crawfish on its menu—it's a real-life reptile encounter!

With alligator numbers soaring past three million, a proposed hunting season could change the game for outdoor enthusiasts here in Louisiana.

Picture this: a bustling Bourbon Street morning takes an unexpected turn with a man and a live alligator. What could possibly go wrong?

what might surprise you is that alligators live in several other states across the South, not just the Bayou State or the Sunshine State.

As the Louisiana alligator season approaches, here's exactly what you need to do to submit your 2025 lottery application.

You might recall this celebrity alligator from appearances in James Bond films, hit TV shows, and his scene stealing performance in Happy Gilmore.

State Rep. Chad Brown warns of alligator presence in neighborhoods, pushing for extended hunting season.