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Taylor Street in Downtown Lafayette will close for construction January 15–21.

Lafayette has announced changes to garbage pickup, public transit, and city offices for Christmas and New Year’s week.

Lafayette's north side is one step closer to getting its first library as the parish council prepares to vote on a 99-year lease at the Holy Rosary Institute.

Beau Bassin Road in Lafayette Parish will be closed October 27–31 for culvert replacements. Detours via Gloria Switch Road and N. Wilderness Trail.

Monique Boulet's 2025-26 budget includes $5.5 million for first phase of major overhaul to former Sears building housing Lafayette government offices.

Community members are pushing for answers about a new jail project on Willow Street, raising questions about funding, location, and public input.

Every year, residents of Lafayette parish and the unincorporated areas have the chance to safely dispose of hazardous items during Household Hazardous Waste Day.

If 4 newly proposed bills pass, four of Lafayette, Louisiana's parks and recreation centers will be getting new names.

Lafayette residents, get ready for Debris Drop Day! It's the perfect chance to clear out your unwanted junk this April 12.

Lafayette residents can declutter their homes at the annual Debris Drop-Off Day.

Dispose of old Christmas lights responsibly with Lafayette Consolidated Government's special recycling program at Robicheaux Recreation Center.

Expect delays as ditch-digging operations continue along Tolson and Bonin Roads in Lafayette. Crews are working all day, with additional phases planned. Plan your commute.

Lafayette Parish Mayor-President Monique Boulet is declaring a state of emergency for the parish, ahead of an impending possible hurricane later this week.

Lafayette Consolidated Government (LCG) has announced that there will be a temporary closure of the E. Lewis Street bridge crossing Coulee Mine to make necessary repairs.

Here is a list of items you can't toss into your provided trash bins for regular garbage pickup.

A pretty busy road in Lafayette, Louisiana will be closed over the next several weeks for repairs to a bridge.

Authorities remind Louisiana homeowners there are some key things to remember when cutting grass in high heat after a week of heavy rain.

According to a press release sent out on Tuesday, LCG said the project will be delayed until 2025.

Lafayette, Louisiana residents who want to get an early start on weekend yard work should just how "early" is "too early" for that.

Lafayette Consolidated Government CAO says they have 200+ open positions they need to fill. If you're in need of a job and fit the qualifications, apply now.