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Picture this: a hot summer day in New Orleans, and one brave soul decides to take a plunge into the infamous Mississippi. But is it worth the risk?

With the draft just around the corner, the Saints are eyeing some big moves that might just set the tone for the season ahead.

When chaos broke out on a sunny sidewalk, it was the National Guard who stepped in to bring calm back to the Crescent City.

With ticket spending plunging, it seems fans are sending a loud message about their connection to WWE and their decisions

Imagine the Big Easy hosting the Super Bowl once again—if only those aging hotels could keep up with the competition.

Picture this: cities around the world with personalities so similar, they could be mistaken for twins. Let’s take a closer look at some intriguing matches.

Louisiana is at its beautiful best during spring however three spots in particular have earned honors for being among the most beautiful in the nation.

There's something special about a hometown hero returning to the place where it all began, and you could feel the love in the Superdome this weekend.

In LaBeouf's first sit-down interview post Mardi Gras, LaBeouf talks about his Cajun connection to Acadiana, saying he has family in Abbeville and Opelousas, and more.

Let's take a look at why eating red beans and rice on Mondays is such a long standing Louisiana tradition...

The victim in the New Orleans Shia LaBeouf assault is asking prosecutors to add hate crime charges to LaBeouf's charges.

A movie filming in New Orleans is hiring paid background actors.

Laissez les bon temps rouler! Two deputies brought some unexpected energy to Mardi Gras, reminding us all of the lighter side of law enforcement.

Fat Tuesday brought the streets to life in New Orleans, but the season was not without a few unexpected bumps along the way.

LaBeouf faces two counts of simple battery following an incident in the French Quarter. He was later seen on Bourbon Street after being released.

LaBeouf, 39, faces two counts of simple battery after allegedly punching a bar employee and a bystander outside a Royal Street business early Mardi Gras morning.

Mardi Gras should be about celebration, but this year, some alarming incidents are changing the mood on the streets.

Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries agents arrested a New Roads man carrying a live alligator down Bourbon Street on Valentine's Day. Eurell Johnson, 25, faces felony firearm charges.

Forget the offseason getaway; he's all about crawfish boils and Mardi Gras. It’s not just football for this rising star anymore.

This story takes a sharp turn on Bourbon Street, where a rifle left behind is raising questions about safety and security in our community.