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With summer around the corner, beach season is heating up. But hold on—some local beaches are closed, and it’s not just due to the crowds.

Live music, local food, artisan vendors, and riverfront views? Here's the lineup for the Riverside Festival in Lake Charles this June.

The Saints have officially revealed their 2026 NFL schedule as the Black and Gold prepare for a huge bounce-back season with QB Tyler Shough leading the way.

Parents are caught between laughter and eye rolls as the '67' craze takes over their homes, and now it’s made its way to dinner plates.

Jordan Davis's iconic beard has been around for well over a decade. What keeps him attached to those facial locks?

It's back this weekend for a special two-night run in celebration of the grand opening of the new Legacy Tower. Here's who's playing.

Imagine a mall that once dreamt of being the heart of Kenner, now ready for a new chapter. What’s next for this space?

Go Topless Weekend is back at Holly Beach with Jeep lovers, bikini contests, music, and beach fun as thousands head to the Cajun Riviera in Southwest Louisiana.

Death Valley is about to be electric. ESPN College GameDay will open the 2026 season at LSU when the Tigers face Clemson in Baton Rouge.

McNeese Softball returns to the NCAA Tournament and will face Arizona State in the College Station Regional on Friday.

As the humidity rises, so do the chances of finding those pesky termites buzzing around. Let's talk about what to watch for this season.

Saints vs Steelers in Paris highlights the NFL’s global push, with the first regular-season game ever played in France set for October 2026.

Note to self: Never get into a drinking contest with Jason Aldean.

As the 2026 hurricane season approaches, Louisiana folks are joking about what storms would be called if Cajuns named them. The answers are hilarious.

Do Vince Gill and Amy Grant bring the music home with them, or do they leave all that at work? Grant tells all.

Your weekend plans are HERE. Discover the top things to do.

Jason Aldean's latest album is stirring up buzz, especially with the possibility of a special guest on tour — and it’s someone close to home.

"He's just the most normal person ever."