Cancer

In a region already known for health struggles, these Louisiana numbers paint an even darker picture for local communities battling high cancer rates.

Cancer has made its mark on Louisiana, leaving no one untouched by its impact. It seems that nearly everyone either knows someone who has battled cancer or has faced the harsh realities of the disease themselves.

Almost everyone in Louisiana has a connection to someone who either has or has been treated for cancer. These are the most diagnosed cancers in Louisiana.

A recent report on tattoo inks found that nearly half of the inks studied contained chemicals that could cause cancer or lead to cancerous mutations after exposure to UV light.

On Tuesday (5/24/22) just after noon, a video was posted to the City Of Minden Face book page

Organizers of the 5th Annual Tails, Tires and Tunes are steadily working to prepare the river front in Logansport, Louisiana for another amazing event!

After a break in home games for the Holidays, the Shreveport Mudbugs will be back in action this weekend.

I posted this last week on my Facebook page, but since then, the need has grown.

This year marks the 15th anniversary of the Holiday Hat Drive, and once again the search for fashionable and warm chapeaus is on!

The "PFAS" or "Forever chemicals" don't break down in the human body and they can gather over time. Several loyal Chipotle customers are concerned.

Recently many of us heard some heartbreaking news. The owner of the Glenwood Tea Room Kera Hamilton was diagnosed with Stage 4 Metastatic Inflammatory Breast Cancer.

Remind a friend to visit her doctor annually and get checked up after you book your annual appointment of course. Have you ever had this cancer gene test? I would love to hear about your experience.