BREAUX BRIDGE, La. (KLFY)- Meals to You has extended its St. Martin Parish meal delivery services to students up until August 15, 2020. You may still receive meals after that date because it will be the last day meals will be shipped. As a reminder, if you are having any issues or need assistance, please contact […]
DUSON, La. (KLFY)- A 35-year-old man was arrested Sunday night for allegedly breaking into a Duson home in an effort to find the suspect in a homicide in Lafayette Saturday, authorities said. Jonathan Perry, of Natchitoches, was armed when he reportedly forced his way into the home in the 400 block of Toby Mouton Road […]
LOUISIANA — The Supreme Court on Monday struck down a Louisiana law regulating abortion clinics. Soon after the decision was made, lawmakers in the state began issuing statements either supporting the decision or disagreeing with it. State Senator Katrina Jackson (D-Monroe), who authored the 2014 Unsafe Abortion Protection Act, issued a video statement just minutes […]
NEW ORLEANS, La. (WWL-TV)- Like a lot of businesses in Jefferson Parish, Bud’s Broiler in Metairie is working to make sure it’s complying with reopening guidelines. “We require our employees to wear masks and gloves at all times,” said manager-in-training Matthew Nuss. “We change out our gloves depending on which stations we’re working in. Sometimes, […]
Typical late June and early July weather is expected for much of the work week as Acadiana stays mostly quiet. Each day will see highs in the lower 90s, with lows each night in the upper 70s. The steamy conditions will push heat index values above 100° during the hottest part of the day. Over […]
(KLFY)- Men women and children gather in St. Martinville rallying for an end to violence in the city and around the world. “We can be humble sincerely, kind to one other sincerely, hear from heaven the cry from St. Martinville to change our land.” Marching towards city hall steps in St. Martinville, protestors, like many […]
(KLFY)- Family and friends of Tre’jon Norman are remembering him as a good son and kind person. Milton Moses, Tre’jon’s stepfather, “He was a father. He was a good kid. He never meant any trouble. This is such a big surprise.” Tre’jon passed away one week after being shot in a drive by shooting in […]
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — It was a bit of hopeful news amid statistics showing a surge of newly reported coronavirus cases in Louisiana: Protests over racial injustice that took place in New Orleans in late May and early June do not appear, so far, to have significantly contributed to the surge. State and local health […]
LAFAYETTE, La. (KLFY) The Acadiana Chapter of the American Cancer Society has asked former paramedic and cancer survivor Jamie Bergeron to step down as a ‘Spirit of Hope’ honoree due to his “recent public posts that do not reflect the values of the American Cancer Society.” Community Development Manager Alyssa Collevechio confirmed with News 10 […]
NEW IBERIA, La. (KLFY) Congratulations are in order for retiring New Iberia Criminal Investigation Division Captain John Babin. Captain Babin is calling it quits following a 36-year career in law enforcement. He spent 34 years with the Lafayette Parish Sheriff’s Office before retiring in 2017. Later that year, he accepted as a position as Executive […]