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A massive forgery ring has put millions of dollars worth of fake LSU and Saints autographs on the market. Is your sports memorabilia collection safe?

The Louisiana DOTD is rolling up its sleeves to fix pavement problems caused by this relentless heat wave.

Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry is celebrating a "major win for the pro-life movement." The last two Planned Parenthood facilities in the state will close.

A Pensacola woman is facing felony charges after investigators say she stole over $269,000 in Louisiana retirement benefits by collecting her deceased mother’s checks for more than a decade.

After years of waiting, the downtown spray park is back and ready to splash! Just wait until you hear how it all came together.

From the halls of Airline High to the command of the 2nd Bomb Wing—this story shows how strong community roots can shape remarkable careers.

The road to Prize Fest officially begins! This Thursday, the Louisiana Film Prize Top 20 will be announced at a free event in Shreveport.

Get ready, El Dorado! A night under the stars with one of pop's biggest bands is coming up soon.

Get ready, Shreveport! Geek'd Con is going to be visited by a pro wrestling icon. Earl Hebner is coming to Shreveport!

A big congratulations is in order for our veterans! Louisiana's new law makes hunting and fishing not just a hobby, but a heartfelt recognition of their service.

In a bold move, Louisiana's SNAP benefits are getting a makeover that could change grocery shopping for many. Let’s unpack what that means for families.

This Shreveport bar is famous for its whiskey, but it's hiding a delicious secret: one of the best steak dinners in town, served every Monday night!

With whispers of Halloween in the air, local retailers are transforming spaces into haunted havens. It's that exciting time of year again!

Change is in the air for Caddo Parish Schools, with a fresh look and a promise to elevate every student’s learning experience.

A familiar face in local law enforcement is now under scrutiny, prompting a closer look at how we hold our officers accountable.