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Green porch lights are appearing across Louisiana neighborhoods with a special meaning. Discover what this growing trend represents and other colors too.

There is a special meaning behind the color of the light bulb in some people's front porch light.

Yellow ribbons can often be seen on trees, posts, and mailboxes across Louisiana. Here’s what they mean—and why it matters for veterans, families, and the community.

Neither Fort Bliss or Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson were involved in using Basic Allowance for Subsistence, (BAS), money meant for soldiers meals on other things. Other bases around the country were allegedly sending over half of all the money collected from United States soldiers paychecks elsewhere.

Everything's bigger in Texas, including our military presence

Texas was once home to dozens of military bases. Today, many lie in ruins, holding haunting reminders of the past.

Be thoughtful of your neighbors when setting off fireworks this July 4th.

According to The Hill, Senate Democrats added language to the annual defense authorization bill that would 'require women to register for the draft'.

During WWII, young Cajun and Creole soldiers suddenly found themselves in crucial, invaluable roles that quite literally helped obtain victory in Europe.

Have you ever been driving around in the evening and seen different-colored lights on people's porches in Texas?

Have you ever been driving around in the evening and seen different-colored lights on people's porches in Louisiana?

Change the color of your porch lights year-round to show support for causes like U.S. veterans and active military.