On Nov. 14, 1960, Ruby Bridges walked to school in New Orleans with U.S. Marshals agents after desegregation. Folsom Cordova ...

The high school football playoffs begin this week throughout the state of Louisiana, and there are several intriguing opening ...

Fleming, a physician, spoke with FOX 8 shortly before Trump announced on social media that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was his ...

A quick drive down Williams Blvd. in any direction can provide a snapshot of a boom of Hispanic-owned restaurants, shops, lawyers offices, health clinics and La Industria Barbershop, the newest ...

For the first time as an NFL player, Grant Delpit is returning to his hometown, and a stadium he has so much history with.

The Louisiana Senate offered little resistance Thursday to a proposed constitutional amendment that would empower legislators ...

Tropical Storm Sara formed midday on Thursday and is moving steadily westward. The track and intensity forecast keeps the ...

Today on Louisiana Considered, we look ahead at New Orleans’ next mayoral race. We also discuss the life and contributions of ...

After little interest in wind lease auctions earlier this year, two companies have submitted plans to develop large wind ...

There’s some big drama baking up at a small bakery in Hammond, where a customer refused to pay and pick-up a custom-made cake because of the cake’s price.

Demolition plans for the abandoned 227-acre park are on hold until Smoot Consulting gets the required certification or a new contractor is chosen.

Avis Williams has been superintendent of the city’s nearly all-charter school system for just over two years. The district ...