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The commercial has been viewed 6.6 million times as of publishing time.

Alcohol sales skyrocketed during the COVID 19 Pandemic and like many around the country, we too here in Louisiana were going to Google to get information on favorite cocktail.

These eight Americans are so rich, combined they are worth half of all U.S. currency currently in circulation.

Google admits they may have sent people's private videos to strangers in a photo service mix-up.

We all know the craziest news headlines always start with "A Florida Man...". Now there's a fun internet challenge for you to find out what "Florida Man" headline happened on your birthday.

Macaulay Culkin returns to true form as Kevin McCallister for this new Google ad.

A website called Satellite Internet went through Google data to figure out what folks from each state disproportionately searched for on Christmas last year.

"Google, what do I want for Christmas?"

Sometimes, we take Lafayette for granted, even with all the new developments that seem to pop up every day.

If you're looking for a last minute Halloween costume this may help you out.

Did you happen to opt out of Google's Location Services? Even if you have an Android or iOS device, Google is still tracking your every move.

In Louisiana it seems there's too much month at the end of the money, at least according to Google. When it comes to money questions, what does Baton Rouge Google most? What does Lafayette Google most? Here's what we found out...

Google obviously knows what kind of health problems we're searching, and has compiled a list of State's most googled health problems. Can you guess what Louisiana's is?

This guy shows you conclusive evidence that Google is always listening to your conversations.

The Daily Dot revealed what each state googled the most in 2017. And Louisiana's was...

Watch as this Italian grandma uses Google for the very first time.

What is the most googled "Why Do" question in Louisiana? Here's what they found out...

This could be a game changer.

The election is over, so you would think all of the political posts that dominated your Facebook news feed would be over too. Unfortunately, that's not the case.

The real estate website Estately.com just finished a study that figured out what people in every state Googled more than anyone else.