Lafayette LA

DUSON, La. (KLFY) — A Florida man is charged in connection with a burglary of a semi at a truck stop in Duson, authorities said. Seidel Carrazana, 35, of Hialeah, Florida, is charged with one count of burglary of a vehicle and two counts of theft. Duson Police received...

– The St. Martin Parish School Board approved the hiring of three parttime cafeteria workers during its Dec. 3 meeting to help out a staffing shortage in the school system. The issue was broached by board member Richard Potier, who suggested hiring four workers, either fulltime or part time, but said the school...

Lafayette juveniles Isabel Aymond, 12, and Grayson Doucet, 13,missing since early Wednesday.

Lafayette Consolidated Government officials held a meeting in Milton to update the public on two ongoing projects. The meeting took place at the Milton Civic Center, drawing residents and business owners eager to learn more. Officials discussed over a million dollars in improvements currently being made at Picard...

Louisiana musician Cody Miller transformed his life, becoming a devoted deacon and celebrating Mary.

ACADIA PARISH, La. (KLFY) — Walter Andrus, the Police Juror for District 1, has passed away, leaving the community of Acadia Parish in mourning. Flags at the Acadia Parish Courthouse have been lowered to half-staff in honor of Andrus, recognizing his service and dedication to the parish. In a...

– The St. Martin Parish School Board recognized Students of the Year for fifth grade, eighth grade and 12th grade for each school and district wide at the board’s regular meeting on Dec. 3. Fifth-grade Students of the Year were Piper Reed of Breaux Bridge Elementary, Chevelle Mederos of...

A Youngsville family escapes a devastating house fire with nothing left.

A local teenager is making a big impact in the fight against hunger with a unique hot cocoa fundraiser. Emile Myers, 15, of Lafayette, has been hosting this event for several years, raising significant funds for various causes. Myers's initiative began seven years ago when he was inspired by a neighbor's Christmas...

BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - Louisiana school officials say conversations about campus safety have changed dramatically since the Columbine shooting, with administrators now preparing for worst-case scenarios every school day. Speaking in front of the K-12 School Safety Task Force, Jennifer Gardner, assistant...