Deon Guillory

Florida-based insurer UPC will stop writing new policies in Louisiana on Jan. 1, 2023, after being downgraded Tuesday (Aug. 16).

About 120 former residents of sinking Isle de Jean Charles are expected to relocate to government-provided homes 40 miles north in a new community dubbed New Isle.

There are some neighbors upset with the plans for the LSU Lakes.

The Baton Rouge metro area will see one more hot and muggy day before rain returns to bring relief from the summer heat.

Louisiana is putting up $81 million toward the river deepening project, which costs an estimated $250 million.

Inspectors shut down a number of pumps at a gas station in Baton Rouge after one woman who filled up there tipped them off about contaminated gas being sold there.

Gov. John Bel Edwards’ says the handling of certain cases by the Louisiana Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS) represents a “real failure.”

There seems to have been some confusion around our state's abortion laws.

At the city dock, a makeshift wire holds a gate in place causing citizens to worry if it’s a safety hazard.

Louisiana Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin unveiled the latest design for the 2022 “I Voted” stickers.

A Baton Rouge area gas station and car wash company is facing thousands in fines following a federal workplace safety investigation into the stabbing of an assistant manager on Feb. 6.