1130 AM: The Tiger

There are so many myths about Texas that people believe because they see something on TV or in a movie, let's look at myths about Texas.

From mountain views to coastal highways, these Texas routes are perfect for a relaxing road trip.

Shreveport's Water and Sewer Department finally has a new home after years of planning and renovation work at a former energy services building.

Mark your calendar for September 26 at Bodcau Recreation Area. National Hunting and Fishing Day Festival brings free outdoor fun for the whole family.

A federal judge just cleared the way for former NFL players to suit up for LSU this Saturday against Clemson, shaking up college football as we know it.

Collectors heading to Ruston Saturday can hunt for rare holographic pulls, vintage cards, and tournament deck pieces all in one place at the Lincoln Parish Library.

Texas prisons hold inmates who’ve sat on death row for 25+ years, convicted of violent crimes that cost lives, showing how the state holds criminals accountable.

Higher pay and better communication are a couple of the changes on the way to try to fix the Caddo Parish school bus transportation mess.

Louisiana law enforcement is warning families that a viral “Cat in the Hat” trend involving school threats can lead to arrests and criminal charges.

Fuel shortage forcing Louisiana to relax gas standards. E15 ethanol blend is coming to pumps, but there's a catch for certain vehicles.

Forty vendors, free screenings, and a Lunch and Learn about wills and trusts. The Texarkana Senior Expo is packing a lot into one morning.

Here is a look at what certain animals are allowed as pets in Texas and which animals are banned and not allowed.