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As of yesterday, January 6, the Louisiana Department of Public Safety and Corrections has suspended all prisoner visitation indefinitely.

Looks like COVID has already taken down it's first event of 2022. Let's hope it's not a sign of things to come.

If you've got school aged children in Louisiana, you will likely be forced to make a decision in the coming months.

Louisiana nurses have a completely different opinion than the state's health officials in regards to the number of adverse reactions to the COVID vaccines.

In Louisiana, there have been 122 COVID vaccine adverse events that lawmakers have questions about. Of those, none have resulted in death.

New rules are calling for many employers across the nation to require the Covid vaccine for workers or weekly testing.

Healthcare workers in Shreveport and Monroe continue to battle mandatory vaccines being imposed at several facilities in the region.

How many students did LSU kick out over COVID-19 vaccine protocols? Might be more than you thought.

The Sheriffs' letters seem to take on a couple trying issues facing our nation at present. First and foremost of those issues is the division of our people

A woman from Scottsdale has lost her job after she was seen on camera coughing on others while grocery shopping.

Bossier and DeSoto Parish reporting highest student Covid numbers in northwest Louisiana.

COVID-19 will never go away. It's going to be here forever, and experts need to admit to that.