Off the Wire

In an effort to stop pricey, unconfined celebration after historical victories, the LSU Athletic Department will require all fans in Tiger Stadium to wear shock collars in an attempt to keep them off the field.

The 13th Gate, Baton Rouge's premier haunted house destination, plans to amp up the thrill of fear and anxiety this year with a simulation of what it feels like to park for an LSU football home game.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has warned all tailgate partygoers to be on the lookout this football season for what it is calling “party parasites.”

Countless oilfield workers burned their employers' white Ford F-150 trucks in protest against the automaker's 2017 statement in support of NFL players taking a knee during the national anthem.

Cameras used by Baton Rouge police officers were produced by the Civic Distrust Division of a Delaware corporation known as Reasonable Doubt Inc.

City Hall officials and architects have agreed to fix the new downtown library's structural issues with copious amounts of red tape and gridlock.

Former Louisiana congressman and state legislator Cleo Fields is prepping for a bid to return to the state Capitol by making more room for wads of cash in several of his trousers.

Federal authorities are asking for the public's help in tracking down the phrase "domestic Tranquility" after discovering it's no longer in the preamble of the U.S. Constitution.