The solar eclipse is happening April 8, and a restaurant in Louisiana and Texas wants you to watch safely by offering free eclipse glasses with drink purchase.
If you're heading to Texas or any other state in the path of totality for the April 8th eclipse what you wear will make a huge difference. Know before you go.
Professional and amateur gardeners will tell you to keep an eye on one particular tree in south Louisiana to tell if winter has left and spring is here to stay.
The Louisiana music scene and admirers worldwide are in shock as they mourn the untimely death of Grammy-nominated musician and writer, Dege Legg, known professionally as Brother Dege.
Louisiana loves The Gulf of Mexico for both industry and leisure, but when you take a closer look, there are some very dangerous animals lurking off of our coast.
Crawfish lovers in Louisiana are feeling the pinch as prices for these beloved crustaceans hit an all-time high, with the average cost per pound soaring to an eye-watering $13. While some might be tempted to consider taking out a mortgage to satisfy their crawfish cravings, there's a glimmer of hope, or perhaps a chuckle, on the horizon.
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In December of 2023, a new baby leucistic alligator was born in Florida, but the bloodline for this rarest alligator on Earth traces back to the swamps of Louisiana.
Is that fish you just caught in a Louisiana waterway safe to eat? The Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality has developed a way for you to know for sure.
Now that Winter is officially here Louisiana residents are driving to and from work in the dark. Here's how much longer you'll be driving with those headlights on every day.
The Easter weekend holds a lot of traditions for families across Louisiana, and some of those traditions have grown into full-blown myths over generations.
The moon orbits Earth at about 238,855 miles. The International Space Station orbits Earth at about 260 miles.
That's quite a difference.
So, what would it look like if they switched, and the moon orbited the Earth at 260 miles?