Louisiana

Spam has gotten a lot more aggressive lately — and some of what's landing in inboxes right now is not something you'd want a grandkid to stumble across.

Louisiana just topped the entire country in construction job growth — and a $12 billion project in the Shreveport-Bossier area has a lot to do with it.

Shreveport has deep roots in professional wrestling, going all the way back to the days when Mid-South Wrestling packed Hirsch Coliseum every week.

Something big is going up off Interstate 20 in Ruston — and when it opens, it's bringing hundreds of jobs and more fuel pumps than most towns have ever seen in one place.

Louisiana's last drive-in theater is gone, and the nearest ones are all in Texas — some nearly 200 miles away from Shreveport.

A federal emergency order quietly went out last weekend, and it had a lot to do with how hot it's been — and how hard the grid has been working to keep up.

Dozens of new Louisiana laws kick in August 1st, and some of them are drawing serious attention — including one that could mean an arrest for sleeping on a sidewalk.

Nearly 23,000 Louisiana taxpayers have money sitting unclaimed right now — and the state is literally waiting to hand it back before a September deadline.

In Acadiana you'll find hundreds of Cajun last names like Landry, Broussard, Hebert, LeBlanc, and many more. But, what do those Cajun Last Names actually mean?

Solid-state batteries sound like the future — but a short circuit in one can actually concentrate more heat than a standard lithium-ion cell. That detail might surprise you.

Chowder, Harvey Beaks, Jellystone — one person had a hand in all of it, and he'll be at the Shreveport Convention Center in 2026.

Six stitches, a cell phone used as a weapon, and somehow the charges kept piling up even during the ride to the station.