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One of Danbury's most significant buildings is the vacant courthouse on Main Street. I took a tour of it recently and captured images to share with you. This is a look at the judge's chambers, inside the holding cells and around the grand courtroom of the Fairfield County Courthouse.

SHREVEPORT, La - The oil and natural gas industry is one of the leading industries in Louisiana in terms of economic impact, taxes paid and people employed. But there is

Before students returned to campus for the fall semester, LSU made a multi-million dollar investment installing HEPA filters in every active classroom to help mitigate the spread of COVID-19. But

LOS ANGELES — When workers for the company operating the Elly drilling rig saw oil in the water miles from the California shoreline, they didn’t immediately call authorities. Instead, they dialed the company’s risk management firm. At 8:55 a.m. Saturday, an emergency response employee at the crisis

Amplify Energy's CEO has offered information that conflicts with federal records and provided vague responses to questions at news conferences.

When workers for the company operating the Elly drilling rig saw oil in the water miles from the California shoreline, they didn’t immediately call authorities. Instead, they dialed the company’s risk management firm.

Rich history and survival is the story of Danbury's Old Jail. It's historical significance in the Hat City is unquestionable, and many know some of the facts. What people may not know, is that it took great effort on the part of many Danbury residents to keep it protected, it's not a miracle that it stands today, it's a result of hard work and respect for the City's narrative. Here I share with you some of the facts that make the Old Jail special, the work it took to kee...

This Sunday August 22, 2021 will mark the 14th anniversary of the Ethan and Lou Radio Show on I-95 so I wanted to take a look back at some of the many things we've done in that time.

Louisiana congressional delegation expressed outrage about Biden’s decision. Sen. John Kennedy, a Republican, said the changes would be “devastating to Louisiana,” and Sen. Bill Cassidy, called Biden’s use of the term “Cancer Alley” a “slam upon our state.” Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry is leading a lawsuit against Biden’s moratorium on oil and gas leases. But local economic and environmental experts say it’s time for Louisiana to join the global shift to renewable ...

BATON ROUGE, La. - In his first week in office, President Joe Biden signed executive orders to eliminate many federal subsidies for fossil fuels starting next year and pause new oil and gas permits on federal lands. Louisiana congressional delegation expressed outrage about Biden’s decision. Sen. John Kennedy, a Republican, said the changes would be “devastating to Louisiana,” and Sen. Bill Cassidy, called Biden’s use of the term “Cancer Alley” a “slam upon ou...