11 hours ago The LSU Tigers baseball team begin their quest to win the Southeastern Conference (SEC) when they start play in the the SEC tournament starting today at noon.
The Tigers finished the regular season with an impressive 48-8 win/loss record and are the #2 seed in the tournament. They are set to face the Alabama Crimson Tide today.
2 weeks ago The LSU Tigers won the SEC Western division over the weekend and for their efforts they have moved up in the Baseball America Top 25 poll.
2 weeks ago Season four of Swamp People which airs every Thursday night on the History Channel is getting huge ratings this year being the most watched show on cable TV on Thursday nights.
In tonight's episode, the next generation of gator hunters take over the swamp on tonight's show is called "Young Blood" which airs at 8:00 p.m. Central time.
2 weeks ago Southwest Louisiana is going to be on the national stage today as we will be represented this morning on NBC's 'The Today Show' for the series 'Wake up with Al'.
Lorie Coleman along with Patrick Scott Coleman and James Stanley from the Carlyss fire department appeared on the show a couple weeks ago as one of the three finalist for the "Wake up with Al" contest where Al Roker will come to your house and do the weather. Now Al and NBC is here.
3 weeks ago The LSU Tigers beat McNeese State last Tuesday 7-3 and then swept the weekend series against the then ranked #19 Florida Gators but it still wasn't good enough to move them up in this weeks polls.
3 weeks ago Do you have AT&T U-verse, Cox, Comcast, Time Warner, Direct TV, Dish Network or Verizon? This is the early expected list of carriers for the new SEC Television Network.
3 weeks ago History is being made at Delta Downs when three horses that raced In the Delta Downs Jackpot will start in today's 139th Kentucky Derby.
Track Announcer Don Stevens with Delta Downs told us that Goldencents, Mylute and Itsmyluckyday each raced in Vinton, Louisiana during the Delta jackpot and are now on their way to the starting gate at Churchill Downs.
3 weeks ago Southwest Louisiana was represented this morning on NBC's 'The Today Show' for the series 'Wake up with Al'.
Lorie Coleman along with Patrick Scott Coleman and James Stanley from the Carlyss fire department appeared on the show this morning as one of the three finalist for the "Wake up with Al" contest where Al Roker will come to your house and do the weather. We have the video for you to watch plus the results.
3 weeks ago Season four of Swamp People which airs every Thursday night on the History Channel is getting huge ratings this year being the most watched show on cable TV on Thursday nights.
In tonight's episode, one Gator hunter's territory is threatened with a massive sink hole which makes him have to run and move all his lines before his season is destroyed. Tonight's show is called "Devoured" which airs at 8:00 p.m. Central time.
3 weeks ago Today we will say goodbye to a legend in country music when George Jones will be laid to rest. His funeral is today and starts at 10:00 a.m. and will be held inside the Grand Ole Opry House in Nashville.
Giants of the industry will be on hand to pay tribute to a legend and Jones funeral will be broadcast live on CMT (Country Music Television). We have a list of he country music stars and friends scheduled to be on hand to pay tribute to 'The Possum' George Jones.
4 weeks ago The 2013 NFL draft is now over and the LSU football program had a record number of players drafted over the three day event.
A lot of eyes were on the draft to see where the 'Honey Badger' Tyrann Mathieu would be drafted or if he would be drafted at all. Well he was along with 12 other LSU Tigers.
4 weeks ago Season four of Swamp People which airs every Thursday night on the History Channel is getting huge ratings this year being the most watched show on cable TV on Thursday nights.
In tonight's episode, one Gator hunter is desperate for help and reaches out to a family member to help who is terrified of being in a boat. Tonight's show is called "Ride or Die" which airs at 8:00 p.m. Central time.
