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Thanks to Officer Pitre’s quick thinking and calm approach, he was able to safely lasso the gator and return it to its natural habitat without incident.

The Boudreaux Canal Bridge in Chauvin will be closed until further notice for structural repairs.

William Vyas of Houma Christian School and Cullen Murillo of Thibodaux High School will represent their parishes and districts this year on the prestigious Louisiana Legislative Youth Advisory Council.

The collective package of budget bills provides funding for all state agencies as well as local infrastructure and capital outlay projects including $30M in high-dose tutoring for students as well as $199M for teacher stipends.

Country singer and U.S. Army Veteran Craig Morgan will headline Houma's 2025 Hero Fest.

Super Bowl LIX delivered one of the largest economic impacts in NFL history-- generating $1.25 billion in total economic activity across Louisiana.

Do you know someone who goes the extra mile to improve the appearance of their community? Everyday Hero Award nominations are now being accepted to recognize individuals and groups working to advance the mission work of Keep Louisiana Beautiful.

“I urge all policyholders to Be Insurance Ready by reviewing your policies now and discussing potential out-of-pocket costs with your agent,” Commissioner Temple said.

LA Creel indicates that 184,823 pounds, or 20.7%, has been harvested of Louisiana's 2025 annual private recreational allocation.

A bill aimed at increasing transparency in how pharmacy benefit managers operate advanced out of the Senate Insurance Committee Wednesday, signaling a push to regulate an industry that critics say drives up drug prices and puts local pharmacies at risk.

This year's retirees collectively amassed a remarkable 1587.72 years of service to Lafourche Parish schools, helping countless students. 

On June 5, 2025, shortly after 4 PM, Louisiana State Police Troop C began investigating a two-vehicle serious injury crash on Louisiana Highway 311 near Fellowship Lane.

“While a ‘C’ grade is not where we want to be, it does mark the most significant improvement Louisiana has seen in over a decade,” said Insurance Commissioner Tim Temple.

Sponsored by a statewide grant, Chauvin's first-ever Splash Pad will officially open to the community this weekend.