Lafayette LA

For the Friday Feed on October 10, 2025, Al Hebert visited Empanada Guy in Lafayette to watch how the restaurant makes its empanadas. Friday Feed is brought to you by Kirk's U Needa Butcher.

Lafayette Parish voters on Saturday renewed a 7.79 mill property tax that provides funding for operations and maintenance for the Lafayette Parish School System. Sixty-eight percent of those casting ballots Saturday decided to renew the milage that provides about $20 million in revenue for the Lafayette public school...

SCOTT, La. (NEWS 15) — A large family in Scott is without a home after a fire destroyed it and also claimed the life of one of their pets, according to the Scott Fire Department. Fire officials said it happened on Sagebrush Drive, which is not far from the...

Tristan A. Bush, 26, of Lafayette, was arrested and charged with second degree murder after a Lyft driver was found dead in a ditch in Westlake, with evidence linking him to the homicide.

Lafayette's Gulf Brew Festival is just around the corner, and anticipation is brewing as candidates for the festival's king and queen title work to raise donations for the Acadiana Center for the Arts. News 15 is excited to sponsor Gulf Brew, which will take place on Saturday, October 18.

Lafayette Parish voters are being asked to renew a property tax to fund the Bayou Vermilion District and Vermilionville, which provides resources for the conservation and preservation of the bayou and its rich cultures.

A local police association has accused the Youngsville police chief of racial discrimination after he allegedly skipped over two Black officers for a lateral promotion. The Oct. 8 complaint, filed by the Professional Association of Law Enforcement Officers with the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission,...

The sounds of fiddles, accordions and washboards will once again fill the air at Girard Park as Festivals Acadiens et Créoles returns Friday, Oct. 10, through Sunday Oct. 12. Celebrating its 51st year, this free, three-day festival honoring Cajun and Creole heritage brings together the best in local music, food and...

The Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development is asking the Federal Highway Administration if it could let go of the old Coburn's building in downtown Lafayette. The long-abandoned building, located along the railroad tracks at the corner of West Third and Grant streets, was purchased by DOTD in 2009....

A Lafayette woman has been arrested and is facing charges after she allegedly stabbed her boyfriend while he was sleeping.