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Fire Station No. 14 has been built and is ready for manpower. Jared Bellard talks with KPEL about why the new station is important to the Hub City's residents.

Are you swamped with trash you just have nothing to do with and can't dispose of? Project Front Yard and the Lafayette Consolidated Government have the solution.

Lafayette Mayor-President Joel Robideaux has completed filling his administration as he names Robert Benoit as confidential assistant.

This is the week to dispose of all of that extra holiday trash. Here's what you need to know about when to bring it to the curb.

An extensive multi-floor plumbing system that has shown signs of disrepair for 30 years will now be replaced.

Mayor - President Elect Joel Robideaux will meet with the newly - elected members of the Lafayette City - Parish Council during a breakfast scheduled for Saturday, December 12

The ordinance preserves the available real estate for commercial and retail developments, as well as smaller housing units, in the 688-acre overlay district.

Candidates Dee Stanley and Joel Robideaux will field questions posed from a panel of local media representatives.

Lafayette City-Parish Council will research a rezoning request that may may grant the bar asylum from the audit's span.

The proposed "Mickey Shunick Memorial Bike Loop" will circle about eight miles around the city of Lafayette.

Three hundred rain barrels ready for pickup on Saturday.

City-Parish President presented the council with the option to display the nation's motto.

The Lafayette Consolidated Government Building at the the corner of University Avenue and St. Landry Street is a little bit worse for wear after taking damage from an 18-wheeler Tuesday night.

The Lafayette City-Parish Council will introduce the new Unified Development Code at its March 21 meeting.

Improvements to Lafayette’s downtown area may extend eastward after the Lafayette City-Parish Council voted unanimously to take over of a portion of Jefferson Boulevard from the state's jurisdiction.

The Lafayette City-Parish Council aided the efforts to clean up the Four Corners area of Lafayette by starting with one vital street corner.

The project is backed by heads within the government, business and education communities, along with local media outlets — including this one, Townsquare Media.

A portion of the four-lane road will be reduced to two or three lanes, with added sidewalks and possibly landscaping and on-street parking.

Officials say the university will lease the buses and use drivers from their Office of Transportation Services.

Residents are asked to take no more than 20 bags per household.