License

The next few weeks hold some very important dates for those who hunt and fish in Louisiana. It starts with two big events this weekend and one later in the month.

Current Louisiana hunting and fishing licenses will expire on June 30 and those renewing their privileges will see quite a few changes this year

Prospective hempers will need to familiarize themselves with the following licensees in order to stay on the right side of the law

The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries made the announcement that they will resume in-person hunter education classes and field days this month.

Our 2019-2020 license will expire tomorrow, Tuesday, June 30, 2020, so you'll need a new one if you plan to hunt or fish

Here in the Sportsman's Paradise, keeping a current hunting and fishing license is nearly as important as keeping fresh milk in the refrigerator

No word how much this "convenience" will cost new drivers.

Getting hitched in Louisiana is about to get a whole lot easier.

This coming weekend could be one of the best bonding experiences ever for kids and parents alike.

FYI, if you are caught fishing without a license in Louisiana - it could cost you between $50 and $500 in fines and / or jail time.

HB619 would have enacted laws against manually operating your phone in any way whatsoever - including using it to make or receive calls.

In the past, you would have to wait at least 72 hours from the time you applied for your marriage license before you could be officially married.