Do You Agree? 9 Very Unpopular Opinions About Lafayette and Acadiana
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Emergency Responders Save The Day In New Iberia SUV Baby Rescue
In New Iberia, a heartwarming rescue unfolded when a kind woman assisted a mother whose baby was locked in a hot SUV, highlighting community support and emergency responders' prompt action.
In Your Parish: Thursday, June 18, 2026
A look at news making headlines in your parish for Thursday, June 18, 2026. If you have a news tip, contact us by email at [email protected]
Lafayette’s Business Scene Is Booming — Three Major Openings Happening This Week
Lafayette is buzzing with new spots, like the All Day café serving breakfast and cocktails, and Spencer's Gifts opening soon with giveaways. It's a great time for local shopping and dining.
No wake zone issued for St. Landry Parish ahead of expected tropical weather
In preparation for expected tropical weather and the potential for elevated water levels, St. Landry Parish Government is issuing a No Wake Zone effective immediately and until further notice.
Opelousas arson attack destroys home, car; State Fire Marshal investigating
The Louisiana Office of State Fire Marshal is investigating an attack at a home in Opelousas after arsonists were seen on video dumping what appeared to be gasoline on a car before starting a fire that destroyed both the vehicle and the home. The fire quickly spread, destroying both the car and the home on Shute Street
Carencro’s Popular Hibachi Spot Tokyo Japan Closes After Nearly Seven Years
Carencro's beloved hibachi and sushi spot, Tokyo Japan, is taking a break to regroup, hinting at a possible return. Fans are urged to follow their Facebook for updates.
Business owners request halt on $15M project
LAFAYETTE, La. (KLFY) — Owners of local businesses, including Deano’s, Beads for Less and Legends, have asked the local council to pause a proposed project estimated to cost between $13 million and $15 million. Separately, the LCG Drainage Director confirmed awareness of a damaged pipe issue that requires...
Tiger Brigade welcomes new commander in Lafayette ceremony
The Louisiana Army National Guard’s 256th Infantry Brigade Combat Team “Tiger Brigade” conducted a change of command recently in Lafayette . The ceremony took place May 29 at the Earl K. Long Gym . During the ceremony, Col. Jonathan Lloyd relinquished command of the brigade to Lt. Col. Lawrence Toups. The formal transf
Louisiana teen uses her story to encourage others during Scoliosis Awareness Month
June is Scoliosis Awareness Month, and one Lafayette teenager is sharing her story to help others facing the same diagnosis feel less alone.
