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Its famous feuds through the decades. Feuds. They are fights that go on and on. And on. Many of us have them with family, but history has witnessed ongoing arguments among rival scientists, sports figures, politicians and even actors. Today here on through the decades, were taking the hour to look back at some famous feuds throughout history. From the duel between Alexander Hamilton and aaron burr that ended a bitter rivalry as well as hamiltons life. To comedians jack benny and fred allens pret...

The 90 seconds. A show down in the senate over white house nominees. The senate is pulling an allnighter. Meanwhile the house is expected to vote today on a bipartisan budget agreement. It is not without critic. Major conservative groups put out statements blasting this deal. Opposed it before they ever saw it . Yes, so true. Most of the country really cold. Theres more snow. The buffalo suburbs blanketed by heavy snow. May be a serious problem a board the International Space station. Nasa is wo...

BATON ROUGE — The $70 million project to improve lakes between City Park and the LSU campus still has a long time to run, but amid all the muck and other debris theres a sliver of brightness.

BATON ROUGE - While the beauty of the LSU Lakes is currently being overshadowed by two massive construction projects, whats happening behind the scenes is a story of teamwork. 

The New Orleans Chamber of Commerce has announced its 2024 executive committee.

The New Orleans Chamber of Commerce has announced its 2024 executive committee.

24 hours after an explosion rocked downtown Fort Worth, the race was on to determine the cause. But Tuesday, officials said the evidence was inconclusive.

'Family Feud' host Richard Dawson became known for kissing contestants during episodes of the series. The game show personality later explained the gesture.

Weeks into the LSU lakes revitalization project, crews continue to pull out old leaves, branches, and something worth a lot of money from the water and mud below.

Construction and unusually shallow waters have left many students confused as to what is going on with the campus lakes, a popular spot for students and the Baton Rouge community