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In what might be the craziest thing this writer has ever reported, there are actual people, here in the United States of America, who are protesting having Buc-ee's come to town... Who peed in their Beaver Nuggets?

Rockdale officials are starting to see the first signs of slow-burning growth for the city of 5,588 people for the first time since the height of the Alcoa Corp. aluminum plant decades ago.

Students at one Bastrop ISD high school took their senior prank too far this year. Now, the class of 2024 is being investigated for vandalism.

Southern Living Magazine has selected one Louisiana store to be included in it's list of 30 Best Home Decor Stores in the South.

Irma Goree has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Captain Gerald Givens and other defendants following her son Treston Tremaine Goree's fatal shooting by police in Bastrop. The case highlights allegations of excessive force and inadequate training within the police department.

Temple will host a site dedication on Tuesday to commemorate the new location of the Battle of Bird Creek that experts say is a safer place for visitors and true

BATON ROUGE, La. – Louisiana State Parks kicks off the summer season with swimming pools opening on Memorial Day weekend beginning Saturday, May 25. Additional water fun can be had

Southern Living Magazine has selected one Louisiana store to be included in it's list of 30 Best Home Decor Stores in the South.

The Go Lake Havasu board is looking to hire Lisa Krueger as the interim CEO after Susan Smith, the CEO for the last six months, stepped down.

The scammers are reportedly telling members their power will be disconnected unless they make an immediate payment over the phone.