lunar eclipse

Thursday night into Friday morning, the moon will almost vanish from the sky over Louisiana. No telescope needed, here's when to watch.

Louisiana will see a deep partial lunar eclipse August 27-28, with maximum eclipse arriving around 11:12 p.m. Central. Here's when and where to watch.

A total lunar eclipse will turn Louisiana’s sky deep red next week. Find out when and where to watch the Blood Moon for the best view of this rare event.

You can't make this stuff up.

We're in for a treat on May 26th when we'll be hit with a double whammy of spectacular lunar events.