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If you use an iPhone you have a new scam to be on the lookout for. What makes this one different is how the scammers have managed to bypass Apple security protocols.

If you've ever asked Siri for directions to the Hirsch or checked the weather in Shreveport with the help of Apple's digital assistant, Siri may have recorded when you weren't thinking-and now you could be owed cash.

From creating thousands of jobs to driving innovation and sustainability, this is a big win for the state. The company's plans to expand its manufacturing and research facilities will have a direct impact on local economies, helping Texas stay at the forefront of the tech industry.

The NHTSA makes recall information available on their website and a new app that will send you alerts if a recall is issued on your vehicle.

Louisiana iPhone owners if you had an audio issue with your device you could have as much as $349 coming to you as part of a class action settlement with Apple.

Ragin’ Cajuns claim first series in San Marcos since 2015; finale set for Saturday

Louisiana extends win streak to eight games; heads west to face Texas State in SBC series

Lafayette Louisiana's Cajundome welcome's Dierks Bentley and the Gravel and Gold Tour to town. Tickets will go on sale on March 8th.

The Mardi Gras season sees bigger crowds and increased forgetfulness making this new iPhone safety feature a must.

Family members have confirmed that a Louisiana DJ is safe and back in the United States after being "lost" by a major air carrier.

One of Louisiana's favorite places to eat and two of Louisiana's favorite places to learn were represented on the recently published list by Forbes.

Facebook recently introduced a new way to track your activity that is turned "on" by default, but here's how you can disable it.