Lafayette Utilities System's 72,000 customers could face base rate increases for electric, water and sewer usage each year for the next three years, starting in November. Continue Reading
A memorial will be held Saturday in Youngsville to remember two Black men who were murdered in the years after the Civil War. Continue Reading
It didn't come as a surprise to anyone that Brandon Bahlawan and Lacie Poirrier would get married, but few people aside from Bahlawan knew that the wedding would happen over the weekend. Continue Reading
A Floor & Décor store will move into the former Burlington store space in the Ambassador Way shopping center at the corner of Ambassador Caffery Parkway and Ridge Road. Continue Reading
When Vince Wozniak went noodling for the first time, the rush of adrenaline had him hooked. Continue Reading
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Opelousas man accused of sexually abusing two juveniles
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Opelousas General Hospital hosts 10th Annual Community Baby Shower
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Baltimore Ravens 2022 fantasy football outlook: Will offense return to its roots with Lamar Jackson?
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Nearly 40 years later, Louisiana will pay victims of flood caused by I-12 building $101.5 million
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BJ Ojulari explains what it means to him to wear No. 18 for LSU football
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3 monkeypox vaccine events to be held in New Orleans, Baton Rouge this week
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All-in with the Blue Jays and their ace Alek Manoah: Best bets for Aug. 9
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Boy, 16, found shot inside vehicle in St. Martinville
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- Letters: Unhappy reader criticizes newspaper for lack of reporting at Southern border
- Letters: Less concrete, more open space, and America will be more livable
- Letters: Punitive school testing standards don't work, invest in teachers, students
- Walt Handelsman: Cartoon Classic
- Our Views: In a debate focused on beachfront luxury, Louisiana's modest homes ignored
- Our Views: Remembering Buddy Leach, one of the last of Louisiana's populist lions
- Guest column: The Senate climate deal is huge, but the harder work is happening in the states -- including the red ones
