"It was almost an accident for me, something I got into a bit later in my life, in my late 20's, and I find myself gradually falling deeper and deeper into it," says artist James Michalopoulos.
A Massachusetts man is raising a glass for a great cause.
Todd Ruggere is bar crawling his way across the Bay State, hitting every single city and town.
The federal government only has 4 days to stop spending cuts from going in to effect on March 1. If the cuts happen, Louisiana will lose $15.8 million for schools and $9.8 million for special education.
With the cold temperatures lingering throughout the area, more homeless are seeking shelter but now it's the women and children looking for a little extra help.
Lawrence “Larry” Dominguez of Ponchatoula recently joined fellow volunteers at North Oaks Medical Center in Hammond for a early celebration of his 95th birthday.
The civil rights movement did not begin in Alabama. It began in 1953 in Baton Rouge. Dozens of people gathered at Mt. Zion First Baptist Church on East Boulevard to honor the 60th aniversary of the Baton Rouge Bus Boycotts of 1953.
19 homeowners got their front lawns fixed up Saturday.
Habitat for Humanity teamed up with the local rotary clubs, ExxonMobil and Louisiana master gardeners to landscape 19 homes in the Gardere and Scotlandville area.
Sgt. Daryl Chandler came home from Afghanistan Friday for his first, two-week break in nine months.
His sons, ages 3 and 7, have been having a tough time without him, and rejoiced to see him.
Approaching the end of life is something that can not only have a profound impact for the individual, but also for those who are close to that person as well.
East Baton Rouge School District has been taking a lot of heat lately for their low performance but not the magnet schools. Two of the best magnet schools in the state are right here in Baton Rouge and now have awards to prove it.
A teenager in Texas is fighting to wear what he wants to his senior prom. He wants to wear a dress, heels and a wig. The boy says his school won't let him.