Gerald Boudreaux launched his campaign for the state Senate District 24 seat during a packed-house event Friday in Carencro.
Following the recent announcement from Scott Police Chief Chad Leger, two new names have emerged in the race to become Lafayette Parish’s next sheriff.
U.S. Sen. Bill Cassidy has hit the ground running with some very important legislation that undertakes the people’s business and addresses the scourge of privilege in our nation’s capital.
Lafayette has joined the ridesharing revolution with the arrival of Uber, bringing another option for residents in need of a ride.
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"Steve Scalise, let me tell you something, this is the way I view it now: I mean this guy is a sellout."
The Louisiana Board of Ethics has charged Rina Tikia, a former insurance consultant for the Lafayette Parish School Board, for giving a board member tickets to a New Orleans Saints game.
“That belt buckle!” Robin exclaimed. “Did you see that belt buckle? It said, ‘Governor Bobby Jindal, State of Louisiana,' and it had a fleur-de-lis in the middle.”
Over the weekend, Lance Lomas lost his life in a ATV accident in St. Landry Parish; but making this story even more tragic is the eerie similarity between his death and that of his brother Lon Lomas six months earlier.
The Feb. 11 occasion will mark Durel’s 12th address in the SOTP series, which launched during his inaugural year in office in 2004.
Bob Mann says Louisiana's higher ed higher ups will roll over for minimal kibble. Also today, a stroll through the Angola museum and this week in stupid. Happy Friday!
Gerald Boudreaux launched his campaign for the state Senate District 24 seat during a packed-house event Friday in Carencro.
Lafayette has joined the ridesharing revolution with the arrival of Uber, bringing another option for residents in need of a ride.
A granddaughter of New Orleans Saints and Pelicans owner Tom Benson says a lawsuit filed against her grandfather by his estranged heirs is unwarranted and is unnecessarily humiliating the 87-year-old.
The state labor department figures released Friday show the initial claims decreased to 2,531 from the previous week's total of 2,987. For the comparable week a year earlier, there were 2,220 claims.
The windfall in coastal-restoration money Louisiana hopes to gain from the Deepwater Horizon disaster took at least a $240 million hit last week when a federal judge ruled that BP spilled 3.19 million barrels into the Gulf of Mexico, not the 4.19 million claimed by the federal government.
Drago’s is back in town scouting locations — a story first reported by ABiz in 2012 — and has narrowed its decision to three potential sites.
