alligator

With alligator numbers soaring past three million, a proposed hunting season could change the game for outdoor enthusiasts here in Louisiana.

Louisiana Catholics can officially eat alligator on Lenten Fridays. Here's what the archbishop and the USCCB say about gator, reptiles, and seafood rules.

Picture this: a bustling Bourbon Street morning takes an unexpected turn with a man and a live alligator. What could possibly go wrong?

Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries agents arrested a New Roads man carrying a live alligator down Bourbon Street on Valentine's Day. Eurell Johnson, 25, faces felony firearm charges.

Watch as an alligator enjoys the beach in Galveston, Texas.

what might surprise you is that alligators live in several other states across the South, not just the Bayou State or the Sunshine State.

As the air cools with September’s arrival, hunters aren’t only after doves—there’s a whole other game in town that might surprise you.

A woman in south Louisiana came across an alligator on a roadway, which isn't uncommon, except this alligator has no tail.

As the Louisiana alligator season approaches, here's exactly what you need to do to submit your 2025 lottery application.

Police had to remove an alligator from a house in south Louisiana, and the "arrest" was all caught on camera.

Louisiana Catholics observing Lent don’t have to skip alligator. The Archdiocese of New Orleans confirms it’s considered seafood—making it a perfect Ash Wednesday or Lenten Friday meal!

State Rep. Chad Brown warns of alligator presence in neighborhoods, pushing for extended hunting season.