The Latest Breaking News from Louisiana

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An elderly patient in Louisiana is in a "critical condition" with severe avian influenza, US authorities announced Wednesday, the first serious human case in the country as fears grow of a possible bird flu pandemic.

California declares a state of emergency as CDC reports person had contact with sick and dead birds in backyard flock

First severe case of bird flu in the U.S. linked to backyard flock exposure. Health officials monitoring closely to prevent further spread.

There are more than 60 human cases of H5N1 bird flu confirmed across the country

A person in Louisiana has the first severe illness caused by bird flu in the U.S., health officials said Wednesday

Several people in southeast Louisiana have been injured after foggy conditions contributed to several car crashes that forced the closure of the 24-mile-long bridge connecting the south and north shores of Louisiana's Lake Pontchartrain

Louisiana Senator John Kennedy cautiously considers RFK Jr. for HHS secretary, citing concerns about vaccines, abortion, and GMOs.

After more than a decade spent clocking up road miles, the Louisiana blues ace is back with a new 10-song collection, I Hear Thunder

Decision leaves Anthony Odiong on course for trial on charges that could carry a maximum of life imprisonment

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