bird flu

Louisiana consumers are not only facing high egg prices but there are now limits at many retailers, including Walmart, on how many eggs you can buy.

Louisiana families are paying almost $6 for a dozen eggs these days. Is it cheaper to grow your own? And, is it legal to raise chickens in urbanized areas?

Louisiana shoppers are seeing egg prices skyrocket due to a bird flu outbreak. Here’s why costs are soaring and when they might finally drop.

What's going on here? It may not be what you think. The cost of eggs has continued to rise, leaving many consumers scratching their heads and revising food budgets. While some look at political moves that have made this an issue, the reason egg prices continue to be high may surprise you.

While the cost of eggs continues to increase, there are a few ways to make that carton last longer in your fridge. Some may even keep past the "sell by" date.

Louisiana reports the first U.S. death from H5N1 bird flu. The CDC confirms the risk to the public remains low, with no person-to-person spread detected. Stay informed and visit the CDC website for updates and prevention tips.

The Louisiana Department of Health reported Monday that the patient who was hospitalized with the first case of avian influenza, bird flu, in Louisiana and the United States passed away.

The largest producer of fresh eggs in the United States has temporarily halted production at a Texas plant after bird flu was found in chickens.

Does having a bird feeder increase your risk of contracting Avian Flu? The experts have weighed in on what needs to happen in your backyard.