first responders

When it comes to emergency preparedness, it takes a team effort among those responding to calls and situations.

The Louisiana First Responders Christian Association is inducting 15 Louisiana members into the Hall of Fame. Nine of those people serve with an organization in the greater Lafayette area.

The program is called "Keys for Service" and is designed to "help bridge the gap and make it easier and more affordable for our community heroes to purchase their dream homes."

It's rare that a simple image, paired with a simple commentary on that image, can bring the "feeling" of sacrifice home for me, but this one did it.

An Acadian Ambulance was almost hit by not one but seven vehicles while rolling in Lafayette with full lights and sirens.

Remember, our first responders have families, too, and those families heave a sigh of relief each time their hero walks in the door.

Louisiana Senator John Kennedy's bill would grant utility line crews and technicians first responder status.

The Mass will be conducted by Bishop Deshotel today beginning shortly after Noon.

When it comes to first responders, I believe these heroes should be covered in every which-way imaginable.

Baton Rouge first responders will once again be featured on national television.

Carol Ross, Warren Caudle and Stafford Barnett discuss the biggest topics on the national and local level.