PLUMAS LAKE, Calif. (KOVR/CNN) – A California couple has been together for nearly 70 years, and they’re still going strong. They say their love is sustained by their love of music and matching outfits – every note and every outfit in harmony. “My mother bought us matching shirts when we were in high school,” said […]
A class-action lawsuit was filed in West Virginia against JUUL Labs, Inc. and other companies for targeting teenagers and pre-teens with nicotine-containing products.
(KLFY)- Louisiana reached a deal to privatize energy systems at 31 state buildings, and possibly universities. LA Energy Partners will make energy upgrades in exchange for 54 million dollars. They include the Louisiana Capitol, Governor’s Mansion and Louisiana Supreme Court Building. Aside from the cash, LA Energy Partners will make money selling the extra chilled […]
As parts of the city continue to expand, Ford describes some areas on the Northside as untouched. “We want to be a platform and vehicle where our business people can come together and create ideas and synergy around the community and address the social disconnect that we have,” he added. That disconnect he describes is […]
(KLFY)- Some users of the LA Wallet app say they’re upset because not all businesses are accepting their electronic driver’s license as a valid form of identification. State Representative Ted James says, many of the places not accepting the LA Wallet app are operating under the Louisiana Office of Alcohol and Tobacco Control guidelines. James […]
ST. LANDRY PARISH- Logan Bertrand, 21, and Carlos Juan Flores, 18, have been been arrested for setting fire to a neighboring mobile home in the trailer park they they both live in. Both were booked into the St. Landry Parish Jail for one count each of simple arson and criminal trespass. On Tuesday morning, the […]
Now is usually the time in hurricane season when tropical activity starts heating up, but Saharan dust is keeping the Atlantic unusually quiet this year.
This week on Acadiana Eats, KLFY News 10’s Gerald Gruenig makes a stop at Darrell’s in Jennings. Gerald samples their Darrel’s Special poboy and Darrell’s Surf & Turf poboy. Don’t forget, you can watch Acadiana Eats each and every Thursday morning on KLFY News 10 during Passe Partout and on Thursday evening’s on KLFY News […]
“It’s very important that we grow businesses from ground up, while at the same time trying to attract businesses to the area, while at the same time working with existing business to expand,” says Gregg Gothreaux the CEO of Lafayette Economic Development Authority. He says the economy is looking up, and residents in the area […]
Folk Roots Band Camp is a three-day mini-camp open to all skill levels focused on providing Cajun and Creole music enthusiasts with the opportunity to learn how to play in a band setting. The first Folk Roots Band Camp will be October 7, 8, and 9 at Vermilionville in Lafayette, Louisiana. This is the week […]
Days after news broke that a Muskegon police officer had KKK memorabilia, concerned citizens addressed the matter before the city council.
Mayor Jennifer Vidrine honored a 5-year-old shooting victim as a hero during Tuesday night’s city council meeting in Ville Platte. De’amonte Wilson was shot in the leg last month while riding in a car with his father. He is expected to make a full recovery and then enroll in kindergarten. The alleged shooter, Quantavis Durgin, […]
Lafayette Police are investigating after a man was found shot in a parking lot on Moss Street. According to Police Corporal Bridgett Dugas, officers located a male victim shortly before 10 p.m. lying in a business parking lot in the 3800 block of Moss Street. Dugas said the victim was struck multiple times. Eyewitnesses […]
Governor John Bel Edwards, other state leaders and veterans launched a new program for businesses owned by veterans. The Louisiana Veterans first business initiatve will promote veteran-owned businesses though certification, in business displays and an online database. The program will be managed by Louisiana Economic Development and the Louisiana Department of Veteran Affairs. For more […]
FLOWOOD, Miss. (WLBT) – The body found in Crystal Lake Sunday has still not been identified. Flowood police are now reaching out to the public for help. Just before 10:00 a.m. fishermen spotted a deceased, unidentified white male in the lake. READ MORE: Nude man’s body discovered by fishermen in Flowood lake If anyone knows […]
Lafayette Parish has seen high temperatures recently. Despite the heat, many students throughout the parish have already started sports practices and other extracurricular practices will soon begin. News 10’s Rebeca Marroquin met with the sports director of LPSS and the band director of Lafayette High School, who explain how they’re taking precautions to make sure […]
Rao Uppu, a naturalized U.S. citizen and professor at Southern University-Baton Rouge has withdrawn from the race for Louisiana Lieutenant Governor. Uppu signed up on the last day of qualifying. An émigré from India, he said he couldn’t imagine someone winning a statewide office unopposed. Uppu said without challenged elections, democracy is damaged. Later that […]
New Iberia Police executed a search warrant at a residence on Fontelieu Drive and recovered drugs, firearms and stolen property. It happened early Tuesday morning. Police say the search warrant was obtained after receiving information of stolen property being at the residence as well as illegal narcotics activity being conducted at the residence. The homeowner […]
UPDATE: The Evangeline Downs Racetrack and Casino in Opelousas has been officially cleared to reopen by CenterPoint Energy. In a social media post, casino staff said they were preparing for the return of guests and expect to be able to reopen the gates to the boulevard and the casino by 11pm. Earlier today, a breach […]