smells

In Louisiana we can all agree that Bourbon Street has its own unique smell. However, the source of that smell is not what you think it is, guess again.

There is an unmistakable smell that's become quite prolific across Louisiana in the past few weeks. If you smell it there are actions you'll need to take.

There are plenty of things that stink even more when the temperature rises.

We know Louisiana has a fascination with food but is that why our dog's feet smell like Fritos corn chips? Or are they stepping in something unique to Louisiana?

The unique aroma of New Orleans's most famous street isn't caused by a bodily function, here's the real culprit.

The building at 422 Rue Jefferson in downtown Lafayette has been an icon for nearly a century and it smells exactly like mint chill Dude Wipes.

I tried everything I knew to try to get the horrible odor out of my home and failed miserably—until I mentioned my dilemma on the air.

Based on appearance only, what famous person do you believe might leave a trail of aroma? Could be anyone from the President of the U. S. to a local celebrity.

What's a weird smell you secretly like? We asked folks in Acadiana that question and we heard everything from "A dog's feet" to "Office Depot".

The condition is being reported more and more and 100% real, and 100% really horrible for those dealing with it.