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The Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans will be lit up on Monday night to pay tribute to George Floyd.

Additional patient visitation will be allowed inside Ochsner healthcare facilities.

A mandatory evacuation order has been issued in Grand Isle for boaters and campers.

A mandatory evacuation order has been issued in Grand Isle for boaters and campers.

Petal Mayor Hal Marx refused a request to resign over comments he made on social media regarding the death of George Floyd.

The mother told deputies that her child went out to check the mail and didn’t return.

Louisiana State Police Trooper George Baker will be laid to rest Thursday, May 28 after a private memorial service in Hammond.

Louisiana State Police are calling Trooper George Baker’s decision to donate his organs a “last act of selfless service.”

Authorities say three teenagers suffered non-life threatening gunshot wounds and three others were grazed by bullets when gunfire erupted at a Memorial Day graduation party in Louisiana.

If you are planning a trip to Six Flags this year, you will need to know about the new policies the company has put in place to help stop the spread of COVID-19.

Louisiana State Police (LSP) Trooper George Baker, 33, died Sunday, May 24, surrounded by a vigil of family, friends, and fellow troopers, his colleagues said.

The Southeastern Conference (SEC) announced Friday, May 22 that voluntary in-person athletic activities may resume on SEC campuses beginning on June 8, at the discretion of each university.

A Louisiana State Trooper is in critical condition after being struck by a car while he was assisting in a vehicle pursuit, according to a spokesman for La. State Police.

The owners say they've spent the last month adding new games to their lineup and coming up with a plan to keep the machines even cleaner than before. However, to their surprise, arcades were listed as one of the types of businesses not allowed to reopen.

State Health Officer Dr. Thomas Dobbs says Mississippi has been successful in the effort to flatten the curve. He adds all of the sacrifices made up to this point have been worth it.

Officials said the incident began a little after 7 a.m. when a deputy tried to make a traffic stop on a Chevrolet Suburban because the driver appeared to be falling asleep while behind the wheel.

A spokesperson for the sheriff’s office says 10:30 p.m. Saturday (May 16) deputies were called to a home on Jarrell Road near Abita Springs in reference to an altercation between a couple.

Gov. Reeves has given the go-ahead for Mississippi tattoo parlors to begin opening back up.

LSU graduate Rachel Balkovec has become the first-ever female full-time hitting coach in Major League Baseball (MLB).

Louisiana has received approval from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to help feed as many as 611,430 students during the coronavirus pandemic, Governor John Bel Edwards announced Friday.

Customers lined up outside Baton Rouge salons Friday, May 15 hoping for a first haircut or manicure since March.

Come Monday, May 18, those who want to beat the odds at the slots will see some big changes.

As stay home orders continue, more and more people turn to one hobby in particular--puzzles.

The property will still be maintained, but there are no plans in place for the future.

The lawsuit claims sororities were punished more harshly than fraternities, supporting an outdated culture that put male students in danger.

Without this year’s Miss Mississippi Pageant, City of Vicksburg Mayor George Flaggs is concerned about his city.

To make Mother’s Day exceptionally special for residents, Rosepine Retirement and Rehabilitation Center held a parade complete with music, posters even t-shirts.

Of course, Sunday, May 10 is a day to celebrate the motherly figure in your life, but Mother’s Day marks another important season-termite season.

Tony Spell, the controversial pastor of the Life Tabernacle Church in Central, La., has filed a lawsuit against Governor John Bel Edwards and several others.

Protesters against the stay-at-home order spent another weekend voicing their concerns outside of the Governor’s Mansion.