Simon Wulff, a German push athlete for Olympic bobsled champion Francesco Friedrich, tested positive for a banned stimulant when winning a World Cup two-man event, the International Testing Agency said.

Wulff was due to compete with Friedrich this weekend at St. Moritz, Switzerland, but is expected to be dropped by the German team. The 24-year-old athlete, who ran track for Northwestern State University in Louisiana, joined the Friedrich team this season ...

From cloistered nuns building snowmen to airboats on snowy streets, Gulf Coast residents are showing the world how to embrace joy in God’s unexpected gifts.

The hunters went duck hunting on a boat Tuesday morning. On their return at around 9:40 a.m., the vessel began taking in water and stranded the four.

A rare winter storm sweeping across the Gulf Coast is bringing snow, sleet, and freezing rain to areas unaccustomed to such weather, prompting closures and emergency declarations across the region.The storm will produce near-record or record-breaking snowfall in parts of Louisiana,

Donald Trump, his family and key figures in his incoming administration arrived at St John's Church in Washington DC.

Francesco Friedrich of Germany won another IBSF four-man bobsled race on Sunday, the 100th victory of his career in either World Cup or world championship competitions.

Sofia Goggia is leading a World Cup downhill on the course that will host women’s skiing at next year’s Milan-Cortina Olympics, while Lindsey Vonn was in 20th

LDWF enforcement agents rescued two stranded hunters Tuesday morning in St. Martin Parish during the winter snow storm.

New Orleans has a commendable, if not wholly good, reputation as a vacation destination. The weather is warm, the music is great, and the city is generally regarded as an excellent place for a weekend of wanton depravity.

Many Louisiana lobbyists, business executives and government leaders came to the nation's capital for the inauguration of President Donald Trump, with plans to stay through Sunday for Washington

A new law requiring restaurants in Louisiana to tell their customers the specific country of origin of any seafood being served is causing some confusion.