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Opponents say the retention pond plan won't lead to significant water level reductions.

Thomas says the decision came "after further review and discussion with the city administration."

The District 3 parish councilman tackled those issues on Wednesday's edition of Acadiana Morning News.

Nanette Cook also discusses the Protect the City Committee and why she had a change of heart about a citywide mask mandate.

Broussard will hand matters pertaining to the city-parish development code.

Waitr and similar companies may now bring beer and wine with customers' food orders.

Thousands of Lafayette residents are phoning in their opinion on a local mask mandate.

Lafayette Mayor/Presdient Josh Guillory says his team has worked for months to create this tool.

Changes to the Downtown Lafayette parking meter fees, as well as 24/7 monitoring was set to go into effect January 19. Mayor-President Josh Guillory now says those changes are on hold.

Repairs of one of the biggest eyesores in Lafayette will be on the table at tonight's city council meeting.

There is a proper way to retire an American flag that may be worn or faded and the Lafayette Consolidated Government has made it easy for you to do just that. Luckily, they will handle all of the work, as all you will need to do is drop off old flags into a box.

Hollis Conway could transition from his current position with LCG to take on the head of Parks and Recreation.

If you are in ever in need of a safe place in Lafayette to carry out exchanges, you can always use the Lafayette Consolidated Government Safe Exchange location. The space can be used for online person-to-person sales as well as child custody exchanges.

The shift in schedule is so that employees can celebrate Thanksgiving with their families too.

'What's up with the low-flying aircraft?'

Lafayette residents voice concern that a downed streetlight has remained in the roadway since Hurricane Delta on October 9th.

The newly adopted ordinance will curtail public comment during council meetings by two minutes for each approved speaker.

Lafayette Consolidated Government put out a press release today that advises Lafayette Parish residents to stay off of the roads unless travel is necessary. They are also letting the parish know that the Town of Duson will be under curfew beginning at 8:00 P.M. Monday, October 12, 2020.

This form will help the city-parish government prioritize response and direct federal aid to the areas that need it the most.

The Lafayette Consolidated Government put out a press release today that details potential funding for sustainability and resiliency within Lafayette Police and Fire Departments as well as a raise for government employees.