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Live Lafayette Parish Election Results: Follow Every Race From the Senate to City Council

Live Lafayette Parish election results: Senate, DA, judges, Carencro, Scott, Youngsville and 10 amendments, updated as precincts report.

Lafayette Parish, LA · 8d

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Latest Grand Coteau state audit notes several recurring issues not addressed

BATON ROUGE, La. (KLFY) — The Town of Grand Coteau has been repeatedly alerted by the state of problems in its accounting and other procedures, and many have not been resolved in the latest audit. The audit, released Monday by the Louisiana Legislative Auditor’s Office, was performed by the...

Grand Coteau, LA · 9d
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Woods and White head to a Dec. 12 runoff for Division C judge

Victor Woods Jr. and Lori White are headed to a Dec. 12 runoff for Division C judge. West Baton Rouge renewed its health unit tax by 213 votes, and two Iberville races came down to single digits

Iberville Parish, LA · 8d

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Don Landry Re-elected District Attorney Over Lafayette, Acadia, and Vermilion

Incumbent Don Landry won re-election as 15th JDC district attorney, serving Lafayette, Acadia and Vermilion parishes. The race included debate over oversight of the office’s pretrial diversion program after a federal bribery case.

Lafayette, LA · 7d

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Ted Davidson elected to represent Carencro on the Lafayette Parish School Board

Ted Davidson won a special election Tuesday for an open seat on the Lafayette Parish School Board, defeating Stasia Herbert-McZeal in a race for the District 2 seat representing Carencro and sections of north Lafayette. Davidson received 3,191 votes, or 57%, compared with Herbert-McZeal, who received 2,399 votes, or 43%,...

Lafayette Parish, LA · 8d

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Every Sunday, Mamou’s Fred’s Lounge Turns Into A Cajun Dance Hall Before Noon

Most small towns are still waking up when one tiny room in Mamou, Louisiana, is already packed with dancers, fiddles, and folks speaking Cajun French. The band plays, the radio carries every note across the parish, and strangers become two-step partners before lunch. It is one of the most beloved...

Mamou, LA · 10d

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Urban Search And Rescue Teams From Louisiana to Help Flood-Ravaged Colorado

Firefighters packed their gear and headed to Colorado this week to help Archuleta County deal with historic flooding.

Lafayette, LA · 8d

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DOJ election monitors to be in East Baton Rouge parish on Tuesday

BATON ROUGE - Federal election monitors will be stationed at polling places in East Baton Rouge, Orleans and Lafayette parishes on Tuesday, according to The Advocate. The newspaper obtained a letter from the Voting Section of the Civil Rights Division at the Department of Justice, which said monitors will observe and take notes but will not interfere or intrude in the voting process.

East Baton Rouge Parish, LA · 9d

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Accused October 2023 Israel attack supporter with ties to Lafayette to use alibi defense in trial

Mahmoud Al-Muhtadi, a native of Gaza who is accused of supporting and participating in the October 2023 Hamas-led attack on Israel, has notified a federal judge in Lafayette that he plans to use an alibi defense in his January trial. The attack left around 1,200 people dead, including women, children...

Lafayette, LA · 9d

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Latest Grand Coteau state audit notes several recurring issues not addressed

BATON ROUGE, La. (KLFY) -- The Town of Grand Coteau has been repeatedly alerted by the state of problems in its accounting and other procedures, and many have not been resolved in the latest audit. The audit, released Monday by the Louisiana Legislative Auditor's Office, was performed by the accounting...

Grand Coteau, LA · 9d

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Geaux vote on Tuesday, it matters

“Voting is vitally important, even if an individual vote doesn’t sway a particular election one way or another. It is the only way that ‘We the People’ self-govern. The ability to self-govern is a privilege and a gift – one that we honor by showing up at the ballot booth, even if your vote doesn’t ‘matter’ in altering a particular race. It’s sometimes hard for Americans to fathom that not everyone on the planet enjoys the privilege of self-government. If we want to keep that privilege, we need to exercise it,” law professor Kim Wehle once said.

Evangeline Parish, LA · 9d

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Landry, Earles offer competing visions for district attorney's office after federal bribery case

Voters in Lafayette, Acadia and Vermilion parishes will decide Tuesday whether to give District Attorney Don Landry another six years in office or replace him with former Judge Kristian Earles, who has made restoring public trust a central issue of his campaign. The election comes four years after FBI agents...

Lafayette, LA · 11d

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Carencro's C'est Bon Seasoning Fest Spices Up Pelican Park With Zydeco and Chili Dogs

Pelican Park in Carencro is spending Halloween weekend smelling like spice and sizzling chili dogs as the third annual C'est Bon Seasoning Festival takes over the grounds through Sunday. The event mixes carnival rides, live music, arts and crafts vendors and a signature seasoning showdown with holiday touches like trick-or-treating and a haunted house.

Carencro, LA · 10d

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Incumbent Don Landry bests Kristian Earles to win second term as 15th JDC District Attorney

Incumbent District Attorney Don Landry won another six-year term Tuesday in a closely watched race for the 15th Judicial District attorney's office, which serves Lafayette, Acadia and Vermilion parishes. Landry received 55% of the vote, Earles received 45%, and voter turnout was 34.7%, according to unofficial results from the Louisiana...

Lafayette, LA · 8d

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Judge Doug Saloom reflects on 31 years as city court judge

After 31 years serving as a Lafayette City Court judge, Judge Douglas “Doug” Saloom is preparing to retire at the end of 2026. Saloom spoke with Jan Swift of the Discover Lafayette podcast about his time on the bench and the long tenure of the Saloom family in Lafayette City Court.

Lafayette, LA · 9d

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Lafayette Juvenile Detention Home first in nation to earn leadership award

The Lafayette Juvenile Detention Home has received a national leadership award after its three-member command staff completed a series of three training programs, Lafayette Consolidated Government announced Monday. LCG said the home is the first juvenile detention facility in the nation to receive the FBI-Law Enforcement Executive Development Association’s Agency...

Lafayette, LA · 9d

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Gov. Jeff Landry urges voters ahead of midterm election

Gov. Jeff Landry made an appearance at an early voting polling site in Lafayette on Tuesday.

Louisiana · 9d

KPEL 96.5

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South Louisiana City Bans legally Bans Teenagers From Trick-or-Treating

A city ordinance in an Acadiana city keeps teenagers off the trick-or-treating circuit on Halloween.

Rayne, LA · 15d

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Court sues St. Landry Parish over $77,000 expense claim

OPELOUSAS, La. (KLFY) — The 27th Judicial District Court has filed a lawsuit against the St. Landry Parish government, claiming the parish administration owes up to $77,000 in operating expenses. The legal action comes despite both entities operating out of the same building. St. Landry Parish President Jesse Bellard...

St Landry Parish, LA · 12d