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As the New Year rolls in, many turn to black-eyed peas and cabbage — but do you know the stories behind these simple dishes?

The New Year’s here, and so are resolutions—until “Quitter’s Day” hits by mid-January! But don’t worry. Start small, stay realistic, and make habits non-negotiable. Progress, not perfection, is the secret to sticking with it!

I admire anyone who is so mentally strong and organized that they know the exact date to take down all their holiday decoration fodder and move on to the serious business of the coming new year. Frankly, I'm weak, at least in this way.

Why do we eat black eyed peas and cabbage on New Year's Day? Find the origins of these traditions here.

There are many great New Year's Eve celebratory traditions, but firing guns into the sky is definitely not one of them.

A high-speed police chase ended with the death of the suspect.

Louisiana travelers are encouraged to pack one particular item with them as they embark on their spring break adventures this month.

The Louisiana Lottery has confirmed more than $200,000 in lottery wins for Louisiana players in the past three weeks.

Surveillance footage of a Sunday night Lafayette shooting shows bystanders running for their lives as shots echo in the background.

No big winner but we have confirmed a one million dollar winner was sold for Monday's Powerball game.

The Beaumont, Texas Police Department is looking for the "Three Stooges" after they allegedly robbed a Texas Popeyes.

An Alabama man's battle to free himself from a decorative urn takes a hilarious twist at a New Year's Eve Party. Warning: NSFW Language.