Louisiana Mardi Gras 2026 will be a shorter season! New Orleans, Shreveport, and Lafayette should prepare. Fat Tuesday's early, impacting statewide celebrations
Louisiana Mardi Gras Krewe ejects members for throwing Confederate flag beads. The Krewe enforces policy against offensive throws. Read about the incident and Krewe's response.
Louisiana is known for its vibrant culture and endless festivities—but a recent WalletHub survey reveals that our state might be indulging a bit too much. Ranked 4th overall in "state sins," the Bayou State tops the list in excesses and vices. Discover how cultural norms and regional laws contribute to Louisiana’s unique blend of fun and controversy.
As Mardi Gras celebrations ramp up, Louisiana police are increasing patrols to crack down on drunk driving. The "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" campaign aims to keep roads safe during the high-risk holiday. Officials warn that impaired drivers face serious penalties, including jail time and hefty fines.