Bowen Kedrowicz

Technology is constantly evolving, and at Gundersen Health System the development of high fidelity mannequins help make training for rare procedure easier.

The Tri State Ford Club held a Cruise Night at Rudy's Drive in Tuesday afternoon.

Registered nurses in America are at their tipping point as many are choosing to hang up their scrubs because of stress and burnout. Studies show about a fifth of RNs will quit by 2027.

Oyster farmers along the Gulf Coast are finding it tough to keep up with the nationwide demand and Mississippi is launching a program expanding oceanic areas for oyster harvesting.

Saltwater intrusion from the Gulf of Mexico has farmers who rely on water from the Mississippi River looking for ways to save their produce.

The homeless population in New Orleans is on the rise and the effected business owners are saying some encampments are driving away customers.

More Americans have become homeless in the last two years. And some business owners say people living on the street sometimes keep customers from coming through the door.

The Garden District neighborhood in New Orleans, Louisiana, voted to hire private security by using extra money from property taxes as the police department runs short on officers.

Police departments across the U.S. are running short on officers. That’s leaving some neighborhoods looking for other ways to keep their streets safe.

Louisiana crawfish suppliers struggle to get their hands on crawfish during what some call the busiest time of the year ahead of popular tourist events like Mardi Gras.