Crowley native Tony Cradeur has built a strong following on social media by sharing the stories of people in need — and delivering help. But his approach has its critics.

Interest rates are down, but housing costs remain stubbornly high statewide, according to the latest annual report from the Louisiana Realtor Association.

In a legal dispute, the owners of Rigid Constructors accuse the company's former CEO of fraudulent activities, including embezzlement and self-dealing.

Lafayette Parish School System plans to cut immersion programming for pre-K students next year after the district's 2024 reorganization fell short on savings.

Response to this week’s extremely cold weather marks the first deployment of LCG’s new emergency preparedness plan.

Friends and family gathered Monday to bid farewell to Bech, who was fatally injured in a terrorist attack in New Orleans in the early hours of New Year's Day.

A planned cooperative endeavor agreement between the parish and state will fund an estimated $4.15 million in park improvements.

For years, women said a Crowley doctor groped them — prosecutors refused to pursue charges.

In its final meeting of 2024, the Lafayette Parish School Board will review the results of Superintendent Francis Touchet’s performance evaluation, approve state stipends for some teachers and adopt policies that conform with new state laws.

An unforeseen challenge to this push has been the city’s new short-term rental ban attached to single-family neighborhoods, the most prevalent — and most restrictive — form of residential zoning in Lafayette.

Local economic growth has ticked up post-Covid and outpaced the U.S. in 2023, according to latest federal data.

State Rep. Brach Myers, R-Lafayette, and Broussard Councilman Jesse Regan, also a Republican, have said they will run.

Property facing W. Congress Street where it intersects with Evangeline Drive would become a mixed-used neighborhood without convenience stores.

The state has taken a backseat in providing inpatient care, relying on outpatient services and private acute-care hospitals instead.

Gov. Jeff Landry named oil and gas executive Steve Orlando as the state’s new Financial Responsibility czar.

A new sewage pump station partially funded by an EPA grant will add service for 2,000 units. It’s the latest attempt to address a roadblock to new housing.

With no marquee local race on the runoff ballot, just 10,423 people voted in Lafayette Parish, a dismal 6.4% turnout.

A lonely woman entices her late mother’s spirit to remain in her childhood home. Winner of the 2024 Southern Screen Writing Challenge. #southernscreen.

Rowe has a long career in the art world, with roles at the New York City Ballet and the Whitney Museum of American Art.

Uncertified teachers would top the list for potential cuts, according to Superintendent Francis Touchet.