And today. You can still see the railroad activity in front of the Addis museum. The town’s history is still an important part of its future. More information about the Addis Train Museum can be found on Heart of Louisiana’s website. Click here to report a typo. Please include the headline.

“Due to Winter Storm Enzo, all Louisiana locations, as well as Diamondhead and Picayune, MS, will be closed on Tuesday, January 21st to ensure the safety of our team members, customers, and the suppliers who deliver to our stores,” the release reads. “All remaining Mississippi & Alabama locations will close at noon (12pm) on Tuesday, January 21st.”

The Louisiana King Cake Festival returns to Thibodaux next month with ticket sales benefitting the Dolly Parton Imagination Library.

The South Louisiana Economic Council (SLEC) and the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Louisiana (HCCL) have formally

January 21 2025 will forever be known when a historic winter storm took shape across southeast Louisiana. Most locations saw anywhere between 4-8in+, with some areas (including us at WDSU) receiving 10in.

Racial Violence and the 1887 Sugar Cane Labor Strike" is about an attack by white vigilantes on Black workers.

Southeast Louisiana received historic amounts of snowfall on Jan. 21 as a winter storm swept through the South. Find out Louisiana's snow totals here.

During the traffic stop, 25-year-old Raheem Terrell Green, of Thibodaux, was allegedly found with a small amount of marijuana, and was arrested.

The play is 'an unhinged maelstrom of vulgarity, violence and self-serving ineptitude,' says theater critic Brad Rhines.

Most of I-310 and I-10 were also closed until Friday. During that time, the drive between the Houma and New Orleans areas took around an hour longer than usual.

However, travelers don't have to wait to celebrate their favorite movies of the year. Here's a look at the filming locations for this year's Best Picture nominees. Sean Baker's hit rom-com drama Anora was filmed throughout Brooklyn,

Man, I want this thing to go away,” Louisiana Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness Director Jacques Thibodeaux said, referring to both the freezing temperatures and the water pressure problems plaguing areas hit hardest by the winter storm.