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Lafayette News

In Lafayette, Louisiana's Hub City, coverage here follows city-parish government, Lafayette Parish School System, business and public safety. Reporting reaches neighborhoods across the parish and the surrounding region.


Sports

Basketball

Jamyron Keller to Return for Louisiana Season Opener

The combo guard will play against Akron on Monday following a lengthy recovery from a season-ending foot injury.


Health

Live Poll

Do you make your own preventive health checkups a priority as often as you do for family?

Cancer

Mammosine Program Returns to Lafayette for Screening

The 19th annual initiative provides free mammograms to contest winners to encourage early breast cancer detection.

Mammosine Program Returns to Lafayette for Screening

Crime

Property Crime

Police Seek Suspect in Armed Lafayette Circle K Robbery

Lafayette Crime Stoppers and police are asking the public to help identify a masked man who robbed a convenience store at gunpoint.

Police Seek Suspect in Armed Lafayette Circle K Robbery

Politics

Live Poll

Should your city let downtown condo projects proceed despite objections from its development authority?

Law

Appeals Court Gives Downtown Authority Standing

The Third Circuit reversed a district ruling and sent the standing question back to the lower court.

Appeals Court Gives Downtown Authority Standing

Science

Mathematics

UL Lafayette Students Win Top Poster Awards

Two University of Louisiana at Lafayette graduate students took first and second place in a graduate research poster competition at an international statistics and combinatorics conference.

UL Lafayette Students Win Top Poster Awards

Coverage takes in decisions made at city-parish hall and the Lafayette Parish School System alongside the energy, healthcare and cultural employers that anchor the local economy. From River Ranch and Saints Streets to Bendel Gardens, Freetown and Couret Farms, neighborhood coverage extends into Acadia Parish, St. Martin Parish and Vermilion Parish where stories cross the line. The oil and gas industry shapes the city's economic cycles, tying local government decisions on budgets and development to commodity markets in ways that recur across coverage. Infrastructure, school district resources and commercial development are the questions that return most reliably in parish coverage.


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