Gov. Landry signed the “We Will Act” Act which gives law enforcement in the state the power to neutralize threatening drones.

In any case, 48 percent of you think “last in, last out” as you voted for Génesis Cabrera to get designated for assignment.

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Louisiana has become the first state to allow law enforcement to intercept and disable drones posing threats to public safety ...

Generally, in sports, athletes who need glasses don't wear them. They prefer goggles -- think of Horace Grant or the ...

Ole Miss football coach Lane Kiffin posted on social media photographs and tributes to his mother, Robin Kiffin, who has died ...

An Opelousas man was convicted on multiple counts of animal cruelty. After a trial this week, Gordon Miller, 66, was found ...

St. Landry Parish has partnered with the sheriff's office and parish government to increase penalties for littering, with the ...

It’s camp season in KELOLAND. For some kids, that means making music and dancing. Lluvia Landry is a fan of hip-hop music and ...

Local pest control experts say standing water in yards and ditches is creating ideal breeding conditions, and they're now ...

Locals in St. Landry Parish say they are having to swerve to avoid the massive potholes, which measure up to three feet wide ...

In light of new information, the Sonoma Valley Unified School District Board of Trustees will postpone making a decision on ...