back to school

Thanks to technology, getting back in the swing of the school year is a lot less stressful.

Another school year approaches. Shopping for school supplies can be pretty expensive. The National Retail Federation estimates the average family with kids in school will spend nearly $700 on supplies this year. A little planning & preparation can save you time, and money...

Many things that are now big no-nos were some of the things that got me excited to start school.

Heading into every school year, anxious parents look for answers about their children's transportation to and from school...

It's down to the wire! The new school year is just days away. If you're looking to save money on school supplies, here are a few tips...

While certain back-to-school trends are universal, some are uniquely Louisianan. Here are a few highlights.

For the protection of children getting dropped off of school buses, the State Police and the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development are reminding you of the various conditions on when to stop.

Parents can get more information about the bus routes and schedules for the 2017-2018 school year.

There are a few common miseries every household with school-age kids must endure at this time of year. Here are the highlights.

There's more to getting your family ready for the new school year than buying school supplies.

The Lafayette Police Association has partnered with St. James Baptist Church to put on tomorrow’s Back to school Bash.

Children under 17 can get a complimentary haircut at Remington College during the entire month of August!

Local organization Acadiana United is asking for donations to its school supply drive for JW Faulk Elementary, ending on Thursday, August 11.

You can save money on school supplies, electronics, furniture, and more during the 2016 Louisiana Annual Sales Tax Holiday on August 5 & 6.

State police spokesperson Brooks David says the law won’t be enforced until then.

With public schools in Lafayette Parish opening for the first day, state police is reminding drivers of a new state law that will affect them in school zones, as well as general safety tips when sharing the roadway with school buses and other traffic.

Lafayette Police will seek to force drivers to become more aware of their surroundings and to reduce the number of distraction with the launch of its annual "Give the Kids a Brake" campaign.

Figures show that the average person ends up spending $688.62 on their children.

    Chef Patrick Mould joined 'Mornings With Ken and Bernie' for another edition of the NewsJunkie Cafe and he some good news, some not so good news and healthful hints for 'back-to-school'.   According to Chef Mould new obesity figures released by the Center for Disease Control are looking up, The CDC conducted a survey from 2008 to 2011 in forty states analyzing obesity rates and they are droppi

The weather might be more ice cream trucks and long days at the pool, but the calendar is inching towards yellow buses and new backpacks. Every parent knows about back-to-school clothes and back-to-school supplies, but nowadays, back-to-school apps are just as important.