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An ambulance and school bus were involved in a wreck Wednesday morning in South Louisiana.

Louisiana's own Ali Landry was once transported via Air Med and now we know what happened.

Lafayette Police are currently engaged in a standoff following a Tuesday morning incident that has sent at least one person to the hospital.

According to Crowley Fire Chief Louis Romero, the fire happened at a mobile home located on Avenue E just after noon on Tuesday, January 16.

The driver in a fatal single-vehicle crash on Johnston St. in Lafayette has been identified as police provide details on what led to the accident.

Upon arrival, officers found one motorist unresponsive. The unresponsive individual was later pronounced dead.

Multiple eyewitnesses have reported an incident involving a man who was allegedly "on fire" near the Super 1 Foods grocery store in Carencro.

Crews from LUS and Acadian Ambulance have already departed Louisiana and are ready to lend a helping hand to the state of Florida.

An 8-month-old infant was found in an empty field near a church in Baton Rouge on Wednesday.

An Acadian Ambulance was almost hit by not one but seven vehicles while rolling in Lafayette with full lights and sirens.

As COVID conditions have reached dire levels in South Louisiana, some people still think the situation is being way overblown.

In the case of rising water, Acadian Ambulance has access to high-water vehicles that are able to traverse deeper water than their regular ambulances

The petition was created by Shawn Vanicor Chaisson of Iowa and has already garnered 6,660 signatures (at the time this post was written).

Acadian Ambulance has parted ways with local musician Jamie Bergeron.

This is a great way for you and your family to learn important information about staying safe.

Nidal Balbeisi, the owner of Zeus and Agave, recently reunited with two very special people.

New recruiting incentives are being used to fill staffing gaps among the state's EMT community.

David Maxie was taken into custody, and then the man was taken for treatment at the hospital.

The class action lawsuit involved people who were billed by or paid for services from Acadian between Jan. 1, 1994, and Dec. 31, 2013.

According to the legal notice, reimbursement from the $5.9 million settlement is expected to be distributed in August or September.