Lanie Lee Cook
Drivers: Read This List Of New State Roadway Laws
New state laws taking effect Aug. 1 should impact behavior on Louisiana's roadways.
Charter School Board Approves Budget, Adds To Technology Fund
Together, both schools require about $15 million in operating costs.
Scott Police Looking For Automobile Thief
Anyone with information about the man pictured is asked to call Scott Police.
Lafayette Police Seeking Armed Robbery Suspects
Mouton says it’s not known whether the incident is related to an armed robbery that happened an hour before at a convenience store in the 100 block of Gloria Switch Road.
Lafayette Schools Still Facing Critical Teacher Shortage
Certified and retired teachers are encouraged to apply, especially for hard-to-fill openings for subject-specific middle and high school teachers and special education instructors.
Baldwin Police Officer Arrested For Impregnating 14-Year-Old
DNA evidence revealed Brent fathered the minor's child.
Lafayette Schools Short 40-50 Teachers
The school board's potential reduction-in-force policy is cited as a reason teachers are resigning and refusing job offers.
Shreveport Pastor Sentenced For Sex Crimes
Lewis coerced at least three young church members into having sex with him.
Chinese Company To Open Methanol Plant In St. James Parish
The $1.85 billion project by Yuhuang Chemical Inc., a subsidiary of Shandong Yuhuang Chemical Co. Ltd., will create 400 direct jobs.
Robber In Disguise Targets Lafayette Pharmacy
It's believed the suspect fled in a silver Nissan Altima
Gas Leak Causes Closures On I-10
Trooper Brooks David with Louisiana State Police says there's no official word yet on the leak's origins or possible evacuations.
Beekeeping Now Legal In Lafayette City Limits
Joey Durel proposed the change after seeking a beehive of his own.
Registration Begins This Week For Lafayette Schools
The registration dates are for students attending a new school or who need to sign up for new services before the school year.
Cyclists To Memorialize Hit-And-Run Victim In Silent Ride
The 11-mile ride starts at 5 p.m. at Corner Bar in Youngsville and finishes at Mermentau Road at Highway 92.
Open-Government Groups Urge Obama To ‘Let The Sunshine In’
Public relations personnel are generally required present during pre-screened media interviews and decide who's allowed access.
Intoxicated Driver Kills One, Hospitalizes Two In Single-Vehicle Crash
Louisiana State Police say the driver submitted to a breathalyzer test and clocked in above the legal limit.
UPDATE: Man Wanted In Bourbon Street Shootings Turns Himself In
20-year-old Justin Odom was booked on an unrelated charge.
Lafayette Council Approves Comprehensive Plan
Now that the council has approved the plan, it can't be altered.
Lafayette School Board Considers Cuts To Cover $23 Million Deficit
Critical programs involving wellness and alternative discipline at Lafayette Parish schools could be compromised.
Lafayette Board Approves Rate Hike For School Lunches
It's the district's first meal-rate increase since 2008.