A small group of Lafayette residents met in downtown Lafayette on Thursday as part of a nationwide May Day Strong protest.

If your Lafayette home or business was damaged by recent flash flooding, report it now at to help speed up recovery efforts.

Rally at Jefferson and Lee echoes national push, citizens demanding social and economic justice and speaking out against federal policy changes.

Lafayette Police officers will be serving at both Deano's Pizza locations on Wednesday, May 7, to raise funds for Faith House ...

Deano’s has gone full mad scientist and created an ice cream chicken sandwich that’s catching foodies off guard—in the best ...

The Louisiana Third Circuit Court of Appeal has upheld the conviction and life sentence of Christopher Ledet Jr., 25, of New ...

Demonstrators gathered at the student union to voice their concerns about the potential negative impact DEI cuts will have on ...

In the aftermath of recent severe weather and flash flooding on Thursday, April 24, the Lafayette Parish Office of Homeland ...

The new Northeast Regional Library may be built on property fronting Louisiana that's part of the Holy Rosary Institute.

The Lafayette Parish Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness is asking residents and business owners to report ...

The Lafayette Animal Shelter will participate in the BISSELL Pet Foundation ‘s Empty the Shelters event. From May 1-15, the ...