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These weren't the cars people drove to work — they were the ones that showed up on bedroom walls, Saturday morning cartoons, and the big screen.

Louisiana ranks as the most expensive state to drive in America, with gas and insurance consuming 8.59% of median household income, according to a new MoneyGeek study.

The "Serial Killer Speakeasy" is making a stop in Lafayette, offering an evening of storytelling, cocktails, and some of the most notorious killers in history.

Nilles assumed the mantle from the late Neil Peart with style and grace.

A new documentary about the guitarist's career, from the highest of highs to the lowest of lows, showcases his seemingly endless fortitude and the remarkable relationships he's built along the way.

From Erath to New Iberia, Lafayette to Breaux Bridge, and everywhere in between, you'll find locally owned businesses serving up delicious chicken tenders.

The video shows a FedEx driver tossing packages onto the ground before walking away. Then the driver returns to kick and throw another package.

Pizza Hut is bringing back its retro 90s restaurant experience with retro décor, red cups, arcade games, classic dining rooms, and there are three in Louisiana.

A fire swept through a shed in Scott, causing damage to a home. Thankfully, everyone inside was evacuated safely.

"The reason that I'm here right now is because of the music you've written with Paul [Simon]," Puth said from the stage. "It's amazing."

From a Louisiana childhood star to a chart-topping sensation, Hunter Hayes is expanding his Evergreen Tour. Hear what that means for fans out west.

It's the latest highlight of the band's current Southern Hospitality summer tour, which has also featured a number of special guests.

A dashcam caught more than just a car accident—this deputy's muddy misstep is a light-hearted reminder of rainy day realities.

You won't believe what showed up in a local yard after all this rain—it's not just your average visitor, that's for sure.

The video shows a wild brawl that broke out at a kindergarten graduation ceremony that reportedly started over a seating argument.

In an incredible achievement, one Louisiana student managed to graduate from college and high school in less than 24 hours.

Imagine how bad Lafayette streets would fuss us if they could talk? They'd probably have a few snarky observations, and it would sound kind of like this...