This year, a group of Louisiana State University researchers are trying to make Mardi Gras a little bit greener.

Researchers at Louisiana State University have created a sustainable way to use biodegradable Mardi Gras beads after the festivities are over.

No stranger to disasters and hardship, New Orleans transforms itself and its traditions based on what befalls it. Take the changes wrought by 2005's Hurricane Katrina, and those from the ...

For Mardi Gras, it's only right to treat your taste buds to the most indulgent foods (the holiday means "Fat Tuesday" in ...

Just two weeks away, the Big Easy in Little Elm is set for Saturday, March 1, and will include a Mardi Gras-themed 5K, a ...

Electric companies have a warning for those celebrating Valentine's Day on Friday: helium-filled foil balloons can cause ...

Super Bowl 59 kicks off as the Kansas City Chiefs will face a familiar foe, the Philadelphia Eagles, hoping to win the Lombardi Trophy for a record third year in a row.

BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - Mardi Gras is a multi-million dollar industry here in Louisiana, and a large amount of that is from throws. Nelson Maddox, owner of Parties Start Here in Baton Rouge provides ...

(NEXSTAR) — For anyone who has ever wondered how the giant floats featured in Mardi Gras parades are created, Mardi Gras ...

THE MASK AND FEATHERS FLOAT TO BEADS AND BALLOONS, ALL INSPIRED BY, AGAIN, SOME OF THE LARGEST CREWS IN NEW ORLEANS. AND THIS IS ICONIC BECAUSE, AS YOU KNOW IN NEW ORLEANS, THAT MARDI GRAS IS A ...