Meg Farris

Experts say the surprising sight on Canal Street was a harmless bee swarm searching for a new home.

From hosting “Saturday Hop” to shaping teen culture in the 1960s, the beloved WWL-TV icon reflects on a lifetime of memories with his high‑school sweetheart.

Through a pioneering prehospital blood program, local medics are defying the odds and turning tragic moments into stories of survival.

Environmental agencies report unusually high bacteria levels that pose increased risks—especially for children, the elderly, and immunocompromised swimmers.

77‑year‑old Lynn Chiche has spent decades fighting animal overpopulation through her nonprofit, SpayMart.

As tall ships arrive for Sail 250, Navy medical specialists train with local paramedics who are pioneering advanced trauma care.

Louisiana Health officials report 17 cases in the last 18 months, urging residents to control flea infestations and watch for symptoms.

After two reported deaths and 17 hospitalizations statewide, a Metairie man shares his near‑fatal battle and warns others about a growing flea infestation.

Residents say they received two-day notices to vacate despite years of unresolved maintenance issues. Many now fear homelessness.

The Lower 9th Ward native who returned home to fight heart disease in his own community is now the American Heart Association’s National Physician of the Year.