oil and gas

The City of New Orleans is suing several oil and gas companies over coastal erosion.

Political unrest in the Middle East and tighter production restrictions from OPEC and Russia could help to bring the oil industry back into the black.

When will we all get back to work and will the Governor's tax plan put us deeper in the hole? Those are questions Louisiana residents would really to have answered.

Spirits are high as the Louisiana Oil and Gas Association meets today in Lake Charles.

A rise in oil prices is predicted over the next year. Will that increase be enough to spark exploration offshore?

The Vermilion Parish Police Jury voted 13 to 0 for a resolution last night that asked for DA Keith Stutes to drop the suit.

In our state, oil & gas is always a hot topic, especially now that 15th Judicial District Attorney Keith Stutes has filed a lawsuit on behalf of Vermilion Parish against 45 oil & gas companies, seeking to collect for environment damage there. Rob Kirkpatrick and Bernadette Lee of “Acadiana’s Morning News” welcomed Kennedy to the show to discuss the topic.

Multiple companies are being sued.

If you like roller coasters you'll love the current situation in Louisiana's oil industry. Prices are low now but expected to come back soon.

When oil prices rebound will there be enough qualified workers to fill the needs of the industry?

It’s time for the Weekend WeWind! Here’s some stuff you may have missed and/or what was probably important this week.

Some encouraging news for Louisiana oil and gas producers and Louisiana's oil and gas families.