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Resigning from his job leading the state's biggest business advocacy organization, Waguespack joins a crowded field in the race for governor.

There could be a big boost in restaurant staff this year, would could help a lot of Lafayette-area restaurants.

“This definitely sends a message to would-be hazers across the country to take pause and think about what you’re doing,” said Gruver's father.

Melanie Brevis, who was removed from a meeting in January, is fighting back now.

Despite previously feeling 'extraordinary pressure' to run, Graves has decided to stay in Congress.

A couple recently "spilled the beans" about what a certain piece of jewelry may mean or signify.

Thomas Glover, Lafayette's former police chief, is suing the City of Lafayette, alleging that his dismissal was racially motivated.

Law enforcement officials and school administrators quickly found the two Carencro High School students after threats were made.

The University of Louisiana is expanding its Lafayette campus with the land purchase from Our Lady of Lourdes.

It not only takes a lot of talent and hard work to be Reba McEntire but apparently it costs a pretty penny to keep the country icon always looking red carpet ready.

As Downtown Alive! prepares for its 40th year in Downtown Lafayette, they're sharing the history of the event for all to see.

In what is possibly the most Louisiana science experiment ever, researchers are combining the DNA of the two to make disease-resistant fish.

The fire, which severely damaged the roof of the fire, was eventually put out by responders from all over Lafayette Parish.

LCG continues its expansion of local parks with a look at a skate park coming in 2023.

Teens under 18 will be alerted to the change in the coming weeks, and parents will have greater control over those accounts as well.

A local business owner is partnering with Lafayette Consolidated Government to bring hundreds of new residential units to Downtown Lafayette.

The girls' basketball playoffs are in motion. And one of the craziest plays we've seen in a while happened recently. As Emani Young of Oakdale nailed a 3-pointer at the buzzer to beat Arcadia 47-46 to head to the Division IV Non-Select state championship.

A barbecue festival and cook-off return to Opelousas for the second year.

Lafayette Parish Sheriff Mark Garber announced a joint investigation with several federal agencies into a local drug and gun ring.

Vaughn Gordon, who was one of the hundreds of people to trespass at the Capitol two years ago, took photos while inside and said it was "worth the tear gas."