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Ok, the memes were funny, but it's past time that we take the coronavirus seriously.

You can't log on to social media without seeing the word 'coronavirus.'

While seasonal flu has lessened its grip on the nation, flu activity remains particularly high around the college towns of Lafayette and Monroe.

Flu activity remains high in Lafayette and two other Louisiana cities as healthcare professionals prepare to take on the Coronavirus.

The casino released a statement saying that they are aware of the reports and that they are fully cooperating with state agencies.

There's a reason why walk-in clinics and doctor's offices have been quite busy around South Louisiana.

Health officials say round two of our fight with the flu is just getting started as we head into the new year.

Especially if someone had or has the flu or strep in your home.

The flu bug has been prevalent in Louisiana this winter and Lafayette is, unfortunately, leading the way.

The need for tissues, Tylenol, chicken soup, and more sleep continues as the flu continues to rage across the Gulf South.

Lafayette and two other Louisiana cities are leading the nation in flu and flu-like activity.

The Lafayette Parish School System announced Carencro Heights Elementary School will close on Friday because of a large number of confirmed influenza virus cases.

If you believe the latest statistics from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, our area is in for a very busy flu season.

A different more potent strain of the flu virus is working its way through Louisiana and the southern U.S.

The cold and flu season, paired with the inclement weather as of late, have been affecting blood donations.

When an illness affects your ability to enjoy coffee and bacon it's time to pay attention.

According to the Louisiana Department of Health, the flu is on the rise as almost 6% of doctor visits are for flu-like symptoms.

Louisiana is one of nine states reporting a high activity level for flu-like illnesses. That's according to CDC's latest U.S. Influenza Surveillance report.

Health officials are making free flu shots available to Louisiana residents again this flu season.

The shots are part of a statewide campaign to Fight the Flu this season.