Katelynn Sprague
Higgins: Ban On Large Church Gatherings Is Unconstitutional
In a letter to the Governor, Congressman Clay Higgins is expressing concerns that the executive order banning church services with more than 250 people is unconstitutional, citing the First Amendment.
Travel Ban Extends To UK & Ireland; Domestic Restrictions Possible
Trump also says that he is considering domestic travel restrictions in certain areas.
Taxable Sales Higher In 2020
With more than $509 million in taxable sales in January, the year began 4.52% higher than January 2019 and 13.75% higher than January 2018.
No Cases of COVID-19 In Louisiana
That's the verdict from The Louisiana Department of Health via an update from their social media page.
Lafayette 6th Grader Heading To National Spelling Bee In D.C.
One Lafayette girl is heading to the 93rd Annual Scripps National Spelling Bee after correctly spelling the word, "welterweight," for the judges.
UL Lafayette Cancels Summer Study Abroad In Italy
According to a press release from the University, UL Lafayette will cancel its study abroad program in Italy for the Summer 2020 semester.
LSU Considering Suspending Face-To-Face Classes Amid Coronavirus
LSU is considering suspending face-to-face instruction amid the Coronavirus Emergency according to officials.
First U.S. Death From Coronavirus Reported In Washington
The Washington State Department of Health confirms one person has died from the Coronavirus.
UPDATE: Body Of Woman Found; Man Facing Charges
53-year-old Phillip Dewoody is facing charges in connection with the disappearance of Ville Platte native, Joyce Thomas.
3 Shot After Suspect Open Fires In Opelousas Restaurant
Local media outlets are reporting that Opelousas police are investigating an incident where three people were shot inside a restaurant.
BREAKING: One Person Dead After Being Struck By Float At Endymion
According to reports, one person was hit and killed by a Krewe of Endymion float on Saturday night.
Rader Solutions Moving Into Former Piccadilly Building
In the wake of substantial growth in the Cybersecurity Managed IT Sector, RADER, previously named Rader Solutions, will relocate to the former Piccadilly
BESE Seeking Applications For New State Superintendent
A national search is underway for the next state superintendent of education.
Several Building Projects In The Works For UL School System
The UL System is requesting $40.8 million for several projects that include emergency projects and one request that will allow for major repairs at UL for 2021.
Opelousas Residents Could See Water Bill Increases If Bill Passes
Opelousas residents could see water and sewer service rate increases if a proposal by the Opelousas Board of Alderman passes an ordinance in a future meeting.
Beach Volleyball Courts Coming Soon To Youngsville Sports Complex
The Youngsville Sports Complex will open five beach volleyball courts in a grand opening ceremony scheduled for March 7th.
District Attorney Issues Request for LUS, LUS Fiber Investigation Materials
Mayor-President Josh Guillory has confirmed that his administration will comply with a request from 15th Judicial District Attorney Keith Stutes for documents related to internal investigations, regarding LUS, LUS Fiber, and any former or present employees of LCG, LUS, and/or LUS Fiber.
New Reports Show Record Taxable Sales For 2019
With more than $607 million in sales in December, 2019 taxable sales reached $6.34 billion— the second highest on record.
One In Custody After Simple Burglary In Scott
Shortly after midnight, Scott Police Department Officers were dispatched to the 900 block of Avenue A where a witness observed 2 subjects running away from a vehicle.
Stolen Firearm & Narcotics Recovered During Arrest
Terrell Fontenette was booked into St. Martin Parish Correctional Center