MONROE, La. (KNOE) - Dr. Shane Rasmussen joined Good Morning ArkLaMiss to preview the Natchitoches-NSU Folk Festival slated ...

Lafayette Consolidated Government recently announced the completion of a new emergency preparedness plan. Here’s how it would ...

Louisiana is the place to go for big flavors, and you'll find plenty of delicious dishes and graceful charm in the Pelican ...

Housed in a converted paddle steamer permanently docked on Bayou Teche, this spot serves crawfish with theatrical flair.

Simply fill the sock with baby powder or sprinkle it on your skin that has sand stuck to it and use a fluffy brush or your hand to brush the sand away effortlessly. This hack also works without the ...

A quick Google search for Louisiana’s best getaways will likely point you to the state's fastest-growing cities (we know what you’re thinking, New Orleans). But just west of the Crescent City, ...

Landscape painting of the Bayou Teche country became a favored pastime for Dr. James Hosmer Perkins Wise. In this painting, "Sharecroppers, Bayou Teche", Wise reveals life in south Louisiana during ...

Eucharistic Vessels: Fête-Dieu du Teche Bayou Once Again Coincides With Assumption Solemnity Local Catholics await 37-mile voyage in the Diocese of Lafayette, Louisiana.

As you’d expect at a brewery, the suds are everywhere at Bayou Teche Brewing. Finding your way to the taps for the first time, though, can take a little doing.

People often take the names of rivers and bayous for granted but some of them — Bayou Teche, for example — have a long and interesting history behind their names.

A boat passes by a gathering of the faithful on a landing along the Bayou Têche in Louisiana Aug. 15, 2021, during the annual Fête-Dieu du Têche in the Diocese of Lafayette. The 40-mile ...