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Louisiana is known for its vibrant culture and endless festivities—but a recent WalletHub survey reveals that our state might be indulging a bit too much. Ranked 4th overall in "state sins," the Bayou State tops the list in excesses and vices. Discover how cultural norms and regional laws contribute to Louisiana’s unique blend of fun and controversy.

According to a new survey, Louisiana ranks dead last on the list of "Most Happiest States In America", and here's why...

A recent study by Business Insider and Survey Monkey delved into the top 50 rudest cities in the U.S., and surprisingly, Dallas, TX, has made the list, claiming the 44th spot.

The survey has found the Top 3 stores for the best overall prices on food and goods according to the online respondents.

According to the results of our survey, it appears as though folks in Acadiana don't need expensive materialistic objects to make themselves (or the people in their lives) happy.

The folks at Green Giant asked nearly 4,000 Americans to pick their favorite vegetable and they just posted the results.

If I'm to believe the results of a recent survey, 2018 will mark the year I officially become old.

Please take 5 minutes to complete a brief survey about a new Health & Wellness app. Your feedback is important and will help guide the development of this and similar products. By completing the survey in full, you will also be entered to win a $500 VISA Gift Card.

These are the emojis of a simpler time. Just like those little electronic pictures sometimes saying it with your hands can really tick off the masses.

Almost two-thirds of Louisiana voters surveyed believe the state is not heading in the right direction. There has been no honeymoon period for Governor Edwards.

Who would’ve thunk that women dig men who have certain jobs? I know, I can see the shock on your face.

Recently, former heavyweight boxer Mike Tyson admitted to cheating drug tests, using someone else's sample (and a fake member) to hide the fact that he was on cocaine for during his career. Does this revelation hurt his legacy at all?

According to a survey involving about 450,000 adults, 17 percent of Americans are binge drinkers.

Staying in touch is more important than staying in smell. A new survey from McCann Worldgroup of more than 6,000 people around the world found about half would be willing to give up their sense of smell over the ability to engage in social networking.