Gov. John Bel Edwards

Edwards says this means that over the next two years, another 15,000 Louisiana homes and businesses will get faster, more affordable, internet connectivity.

Chimp Haven could be getting some more residents.

COVID-19 cases are dropping in Louisiana after another surge brought cases up to 3,000 in August.

With school starting as early as this week in some parishes, it's important to note what's expected out of our kids following this week's mask mandate.

3 more North West Louisiana parishes have met the criteria to move to the next level of re-opening

According to the State Fire Marshal's Office, proclamation Section 2E of 209 JBE 2020 does not address or mention Mardi Gras parades, only Mardi Gras gatherings.

The governor estimates that by mid-January, all frontline healthcare workers and nursing home residents will have received the vaccine.

700 jobs are just gone in South Louisiana.

This week, a bill to protect religious services, their leaders, and their bodies, passed through a committee hearing.

The governor has doubled-down in his war against bars in our state this week, with more restrictions that will lead many businesses to make incredibly difficult decisions.

Lets face it, there are three things we love in Louisiana. God, football, and Mardi Gras.

Earlier today, Gov. Edwards announced emergency rental assistance of at least $24 million to help Louisianians having a difficult time paying rent because of the COVID-19 pandemic.