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Democratic Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards blocked a package of anti-LGBTQ+ legislation from becoming law

Hospitalizations for COVID-19 in Louisiana have dropped to the lowest level since late December.

The White House’s coronavirus advisers are urging Louisiana to step up its restrictions to combat the spread of COVID-19.

Promising news on another COVID-19 vaccine.

Texas has become the first U.S. state with more than 1 million confirmed coronavirus cases.

As Democrat Joe Biden inches closer to the 270 Electoral College votes needed to win the White House, President Donald Trump’s campaign has put into action the legal strategy the president had signaled for weeks.

Another alleged hazing case at LSU.

President Donald Trump is suggesting he'll fire Dr. Anthony Fauci after Tuesday’s election, as his rift with the nation’s top infectious disease expert widens.

LSU gets to 2-2 on the season with big win over South Carolina.

Pacific Gas & Electric says it may cut power to some 1 million people this weekend in central and Northern California.

Canadian police say at least 16 people are dead after a shooting rampage across the province of Nova Scotia

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has tested positive for the new coronavirus.

New test can get results to you in 45 minutes.

Tornadoes ripped across Tennessee early Tuesday, killing at least eight people. The Tennessee Emergency Management Agency confirmed the preliminary death toll as first responders search the wreckage

The former head of the Louisiana State Police suffered minor injuries in a French Quarter scuffle the day before Mardi Gras.

The Boy Scouts of America has filed for bankruptcy protection as it faces a barrage of new sex-abuse lawsuits.

Countries have began evacuating their citizens from the Chinese city hardest-hit by a new virus that has now infected more people in China than were sickened in the country by SARS.

Police: 2 dead, 15 reportedly injured in Missouri shooting

All public consular operations have been suspended at the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad.

The Eiffel Tower shut down, France’s high-speed trains stood still and tens of thousands of people marched through Paris and other cities Thursday in a massive and sometimes chaotic outpouring of anger at the government’s plan to overhaul the retirement system.