Haley Arceneaux is a 2016 graduate of physician assistant program in the School of Allied Health Professions at LSU Health Shreveport... and she’s about to make history.
St. Tammany Parish Sherrif’s deputies found the body of 10-year-old Avani Cook, who went missing outside her home in the 2500 block of North Davis Road.
Friends recall the legacy of Rock n' Roll artist Lloyd Price as his hometown of Kenner, La. pays tribute to his legacy. Price died earlier this year at the age of 88.
The council invited Deputy Secretary Mark Thomas of the Louisiana Department of Health to speak at the meeting and discuss the surge in cases as well as safety measures when it comes to COVID-19.
It’s back, bigger and better than ever! The largest and most realistic dinosaur exhibit returns to the New Orleans Ernest N. Morial Convention Center Aug. 20-22.
While many students get ready for in-person learning this school year, some students are choosing to continue with virtual learning. Jefferson Parish prepares for a 100% virtual high school this school year.
The doors at the Saenger Theatre have been closed for 22 months. Partially due to the COVID-19 pandemic and before that, the collapse of the nearby Hard Rock Hotel site. But Thursday, July 15, the doors will reopen and the curtains will rise, as comedian Sebastian Maniscalco takes to the stage.
Weekends are starting to get back to normal in New Orleans as festivals slowly return and conventions come to town. Some say it’s the light at the end of the tunnel they’ve been waiting for.
The Helen Brett Gift and Jewelry Show is back in New Orleans at the Convention Center after almost 2 years because of the pandemic. It is the longest the show has been put on pause since it started 8 years ago.
LPB is excited to announce the return of the PBS Short Film Festival going on its 10th straight year. This year an LPB nominated film has made the national festival, 'Story of Your Life' by New Orleans raised, Kelly Yu.
The French Quarter turned red, white, and blue for the 4th of July weekend. Huge crowds gathered for the 4th of July celebration after last year's events had to be canceled due to the pandemic.
The Uncle Sam Jam drew more than 30,000 people this year after it was canceled last year due to the pandemic. Organizers were excited to bring back music, food, and fireworks.
New York-native Mohammed Fayaz created a mural that shines a spotlight on featured artists and activists local to New Orleans area including Big Freedia, Sissy Nobby, Stewart Butler, Mariah Moore, Milan Sherry, Sy’ria Jackson and Princess Darrinisha.
The Toledo Bend Reservoir on the Louisiana-Texas border has two state parks. At the southern end, the South Toledo Bend State Park attracts families who like to fish, camp and ride a 4-wheeler through the hills.
The non-profit takes donated bridal and formal gowns and transforms them into burial garments for infants, who Vogel says are like angels who earn their wings at birth.
Once a month, the Stowaway Coffeehouse will host intimate shows for artists to share their songs and stories. The series will launch on Friday, July 23 with a start time of 7:30 p.m. featuring shop owner Callie Hines, a songwriter herself, and hometown songwriter Jesse Brooks.
Back in the 1960′s, Louisiana and Texas had a really big idea. Build a dam on the Sabine River, the boundary between the two states, and create a huge reservoir and also generate electricity.
White House Vaccinations Coordinator Dr. Bechara Choucair discussed the new national vaccinations initiative called, "Month of Action" that will take place throughout the month of June.
