Coke

Trump’s proposed tariffs on aluminum could push Coca-Cola to shift away from cans. What does this mean for Louisiana’s soda lovers? Here’s what we know.

Louisiana shoppers are urged to check their Minute Maid Zero Sugar Lemonade—mislabeled cases may contain sugar, posing health risks for some consumers.

Have Texas tastes changed? Must have because Coke has announced two iconic flavors will no longer be available in the Lone Star State.

Refreshment across Louisiana will taste a little different in the future. Coca-Cola has announced it's no longer making two special flavors of its iconic brand.

70 percent of Louisiana drinks sodas daily, but one of our favorite brands is getting stripped down.

For those who frequent McDonald's they will tell you that the Coke at the popular restaurant seems to taste better there than anywhere else.

Thirsty shoppers in Louisiana and Texas will have to quench their thirst with something other than a beloved holiday favorite. Coca-Cola won't be bringing it back.

If you see a yellow cap on a Coke in the store, it has something to do with religion

Fans are not happy about the absence of Dr. Pepper from store shelves.

A New Zealand woman died after drinking too much, but it wasn't alcohol she was throwing back. Thirty-year-old Natasha Harris was addicted to Coca-Cola. Family members say she drank more than two gallons of the popular soft drink a day. Harris died following a cardiac arrhythmia in February 2010, but the coroner's report, which has only now been released, ties her consumption of Coke to her death.