Lafayette Consolidated Government on Monday afternoon announced the hiring of former Parish Councilman Kevin Naquin as ...

Louisiana’s existing congressional districts will be used for the 2026 midterms, after the U.S. Supreme Court did not ...

Lafayette’s councils are off to a slow start coming out of the holiday season, with an agenda made up of some funding ...

The Holy Rosary Redevelopment Institute will name the century old oak tree to the side of the building, which has plans to become a memorial park. Photo by Robin May After over three decades as an ...

The Pit, a 7,000 square foot storage room, turns into Lafayette’s new metal venue a few Saturdays a month, complete with a bar, doorman, sound engineer, and, depending on the band, a mosh pit. Photo ...

Following a series of inquiries into the construction department's handling of contracts with outside vendors — and amid months of praise from LPSB members for moving projects along — two employees in ...

A new multi-family development is under construction on the corner of Congress and Emerite streets. To add more housing options like this, LCG is looking to diversify its zoning regulations away from ...

Pummeled repeatedly by natural disasters, most recently Hurricane Ida, residents in Lafourche Parish struggle with mental health and addiction, at a time when population loss and social changes mean ...

Gumbo reheated: After being paused by the Trump administration, Louisiana's GUMBO 2.0 broadband expansion is back on, but with a different set of technology and serving fewer locations. Photo courtesy ...

In late February of 2022, Rigid Constructors loaded barges into the Vermilion River, blocking navigation, to remove spoil bank levees on land LCG partially purchased in St. Martin Parish. The dirt was ...

In March of this year, just days after saying he sees "things from the inside that I don’t agree with," Robert Gautreaux defended the system's contracting and procurement practices before the school ...

Lafayette was left for dead in the mid-1980s. The oil industry collapsed, and we turned to music to dig us out of the funk. The era when folks went from believing to “be leaving” Lafayette also saw ...