Terry Huval

On July 18th, the Lafayette Utilities System and Fiber Director retired after making his plans known in April of 2018.

Homeowners have asked when the high-speed service would come to their neighborhood.

Lafayette Utility Sytems announced today that its fiber optic communications sytem will be available in developemnts in Youngsville and Broussard. “When we first proposed LUS Fiber, we sought to provide Lafayette residents and businesses with the best telecommunications products and services available," said Erin Batiste, LUS Fiber public information specialist...

LUS DIrector Terry Huval breaks down why the rate hike is needed and why "planning ahead" even in these tough times is the smart thing to do.

This year it will be easier to share videos, photos, tweets and status updates.

Cottages on the Green which is a traditional residential community that is completely pre-wired with LUS Fiber's 100% high speed fiber optics.

DNS (Domain Name Service) servers were overwhelmed by a flood of data from different sources.

Lafayette City-Parish President Joey Durel joined “Mornings with Ken and Bernie” for his weekly “Lafayette Live” segment to discuss the controversial pay raise that caught so many off guard.

Panelists discuss the pay raises voted on by Lafayette City-Parish Council as well as the arrest of Salvador Perez for his 9/11 graffiti.

After surprise pay increases were approved at last night's budget adoption meeting, Lafayette City-Parish President Joey Durel spoke with "Your Afternoon Drive Home" to defend Lafayette Utilities System director Terry Huval's $100,000 raise, which Durel said was "a long time coming."

In recent weeks conflicting reports have been made over the current state of LUSFiber's finances as well as projections of the government-run fiberoptic network's future.

LUS Fiber is expanding rapidly with new subscribers signing up on a daily basis and demand for services from outside the city limits of Lafayette.

LUS Fiber turns the corner on becoming self-sufficient.

A new announcement has been made about LUS Fiber, and Terry Huval has the details.

After the Lafayette Consolidated Council and Lafayette Parish Utilities Authority failed to reach consensus on a measure for customers to opt out, the council gave approval to a measure allowing smart meters.

Did Lafayette use faulty logic when it charged the city of Broussard 850-thousand dollars in unpaid water? LUS Director Terry Huval doesn't think so. KPEL's Nathan Pike has the story.