Festival time is here and the weather has been fantastic.
First, and most important, residents and businesses have proven resiliency yet again as they rebuild from the recent weather events. […]
As if the oil and gas industry was not buried under a pile of allegations, lawsuits, protests and low prices, another group has come forward to further stifle industry growth. A coalition of Democratic attorneys general from 16 states has announced a campaign to investigate the scientific research of energy companies regarding climate change. In a nutshell, this investigation will challenge the issue of free speech and scientific disagreement. […]
Alligator numbers have exploded in the last 25 years, but for some reason attacks on humans are extremely rare in this state. […]
How often should I change my oil? This is the question I am asked daily. Unfortunately, there is no one answer to this question. Driving styles and habits determine how often the oil needs to be changed. […]
First National Bank USA is urging consumers to take an active role in protecting their data. […]
Two hundred and fifty years ago, hunting was one of Louisiana’s most lucrative occupations. […]
“Show’em the wave, Tom!” a friend yelled to Nolan “Tom Poose” Boudreaux, king of this year’s Krewe of Lul as the St. Charles Parish Council expressed appreciation for the area’s Mardi Gras celebrations and observances. […]
With the Louisiana Supreme Court siding with former state legislator Derrick Shepherd and ruling unconstitutional the provision barring convicted felons from running for office for 15 years after their sentences end, the question now becomes what’s next. […]
As a family member returns home, we might hug him or her, and we might also kiss. […]
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