This small town is conveniently located along I-10 but feels a world away from the big city; it's the perfect spot to cast a line or grab a delicious meal.

Not too far from New Orleans is Louisiana's gorgeous riverside park that makes for a peaceful place to camp, boat, and fish ...

While many people are vaguely aware of Louisiana's incredible biodiversity, did you know there's a must-see 750-acre lake ...

The town serves as the gateway to the Jean Lafitte National Historical Park and Preserve, a sprawling 23,000-acre wetland ecosystem that showcases Louisiana’s natural heritage in all its wild glory.

SLIDELL, La. (WAFB) - Just a few miles east of Slidell along the Pearl River, you can disappear into one of the state’s last untouched wetlands. This is the Honey Island Swamp. 77,000 acres of ...

NEW ORLEANS — Some Louisiana lawmakers say they welcome an increased presence of U.S. Border Patrol and Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents, arguing it will make the state safer by removing ...

Around 250 federal border agents are expected to launch a monthslong immigration enforcement operation known as "Swamp Sweep" beginning Monday across southeast Louisiana and into parts of Mississippi, ...

Kayak fishing in the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge is a truly unique experience. Not only is it a beautiful place, but it's chock full of American alligators, which adds a new twist to the kayak ...

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is preparing to send 250 border agents to New Orleans for a two-month immigration crackdown operation called "Swamp Sweep," according to documents obtained by ...

Roughly 250 federal border agents will deploy to New Orleans in a two-month operation called "Swamp Sweep," which aims to arrest almost 5,000 people across Louisiana and Mississippi, The Associated ...

The Department of Homeland Security is preparing to deploy roughly 250 federal border agents to Louisiana and Mississippi in a sweeping operation aimed at arresting nearly 5,000 people in the two ...

A strange kayak-cheating scandal reinforces the same truth: rules can guide a sport, but only integrity can protect it. Feedback from my earlier piece on integrity among bass tournament anglers ...