Beauty queens with bayou pride in Louisiana’s Sportsman’s Paradise
In the heart of Louisiana’s Sportsman’s Paradise, where shrimp boats, bayous, and family traditions help define our way of life, Annie Katie Frederick and Mary Margret Frederick are learning that being a queen is about much more than wearing a crown. It’s about preserving the heritage of the community they proudly repr
Family seeks help after uninsured teen driver crashes into Lafayette house
LAFAYETTE, La. (KLFY) — A 20-year-old driver was speeding down Crockett Street in Lafayette before losing control and crashing into a home where a family was sleeping inside. Homeowner Russell Joseph and his family now face major structural damage without insurance coverage. Because the driver also lacks insurance, the
Acadiana Card Show to bring collectors from across La.
Collectors from across Louisiana will come together on Aug. 15, for the inaugural Acadiana Card Show, a new event bringing the sports card and trading card community to the Heymann Center.
Okra, Music & Arts Festival sets to return in September
LAFAYETTE, LA. (KLFY) — The Okra, Music & Arts Festival is set to hosts its fifth annual celebration with culture, music, fun and more. The event will take place on Sunday, Sept. 20 from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Heymann Park at 1500 S. Orange St. in Lafayette.
Laborde Earles, Big Brothers Big Sisters give backpacks to Lafayette students
LAFAYETTE, La. (NEWS 15) — Laborde Earles Injury Lawyers and Big Brothers Big Sisters of Acadiana gave hundreds of backpacks filled with school supplies to children at Alice Boucher Elementary on Monday. The organizations held the giveaway in Lafayette as part of an effort to support families in Acadiana...
Students in St. Martin Parish head back to school
The first day of school for teachers and students across St. Martin Parish included the return of STEAM Academy students. Students in grades two through five began the school year at STEAM Academy in St. Martinville, where they can explore topics that interest them and identify their strengths.
News 15 Investigates locates new video of Lafayette police arrest under review
New video has emerged from a recent violent Lafayette police arrest, while the department reviews the incident and the arrested man’s attorney considers possible legal action. Initial video previously aired by News 15 showed a man in handcuffs being slammed to the ground by a Lafayette police officer outside the 4509 L
Tracking down Louisiana’s love of cabbage rolls at an old school Lafayette grocery
If you go online looking for a cabbage roll recipe, you’ll need to specify which part of the world you’re aiming for — Greece, central Europe, Turkey, or perhaps a Louisiana-style cabbage roll?. Cabbage comes pretty close to being a global cuisine, with smothered cabbage, rolled cabbage,...
After years of construction, Lafayette High celebrates completion of its new campus. See the...
As students and parents arrived for orientation Monday, Lafayette High School marked the completion of the bulk of its long-awaited campus construction with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. School board members, current and former faculty, local officials and members of the construction and design team gathered in the school
Rayne Man Sentenced to 46 Months in Prison for Interstate Threats Targeting Mother of...
LAFAYETTE – On August 6, 2026, United States District Judge James D. Cain, Jr., sentenced Raylin Richard, 46, of Rayne, to 46 months in federal prison for Interstate Communication with Threat to Injure, to run consecutive to a 17-year sentence he is currently serving. “Today’s age of social media,...

















