nostalgia

Those in Louisiana with a sweet tooth are celebrating the return of a curiously strong candy that packs a lot of sour power.

Texans who love curiously sour flavors will be salivating at the news of an iconic candy's return. But there is a catch.

O'Reilly Auto Parts is ready to help you get "Back to the Future" by offering 121 Gigawatt Flux Capacitors.

This video takes you back to the early 70s when engineers first cut a path through the swamp that would become the basin bridge.

You can change the date on Google Maps to see photos that were taken years ago by the Google Street View car, so I decided to look back at Lafayette's growth.

The much-maligned and seldom-used banknotes are creating quite a stir among collectors. Here's what you're looking for.

Growing up in Louisiana you probably shopped at some or all of these retail giants. They're not with us anymore but we still have the memories of a much simpler time.

Explore 8 revolutionary inventions of the 80s that shaped our lives today.

When was the last time you had a chance to "raise the flag" and get a taco? Pancho's Mexican Buffet needs to return to our city!

Arguably, the 80s were a Golden Age for the television sitcom. Let's take a look at some of your forgotten favorites.

Retro characters, a walk-up counter and a museum make this one of the most unique dining experiences for McDonald's lovers.

Nominations are being accepted for additions to the list of Louisiana's most endangered places list. Many of those endangered places aren't far from where we call home.

There's nothing like the refreshing taste of an Ecto-Cooler or ice cold Crystal Pepsi to take you back to the '90s.

Were you a Salon Selectives girl or an Aussie chick?

Here’s the story of a house that belonged to the Bradys.

Some of these old VHS tapes are worth over $10,000.

Although it doesn't happen much these days, back in the 80s and 90s, movie stars dipping their toes into the music world was a fairly common thing.

Hopefully, you still have some of them stashed away because you could be sitting on a gold mine.

Each one of these packs are worth a staggering $10,000...and this guy in Dallas just opened three of them.

These classic films wouldn’t fly in the 2020s.