Logan Terry, 15, stands around 5'9" tall and weighs approximately 139 lbs., according to SLPSO Deputy Chief Eddie Thibodeaux. Terry was last seen wearing a grey hoodie and dark pants with a hole in one of the knees.
After a short flurry of rumors and messages on social media today, Lafayette Police confirmed that what appears as a plane crash in a field is actually a movie set, featuring Morgan Freeman.
One man received second-degree burns to his hands and wrist after a flash fire at a chemical warehouse on Renauld Dr. in Scott this morning, according to Fire Chief Chad Sonnier.
With supply chain issues, inflation and other factors leading to a nationwide baby formula shortage, one pediatrician gave tips on how parents can deal with it.
Schumer, who has repeatedly called for canceling up to $50,000 in student debt per borrower, predicted that’s where the president and his administration will ultimately land.
According to Louisiana State Police, there was an officer-involved shooting in the 200 block of Paul Breaux Ave. around 2:30 this morning.
KLFY News presents special coverage of the one-year anniversary of the Seacor tragedy in the Gulf of Mexico when the Seacor Power, carrying 19 crew members, capsized.
Broussard Police are investigating after a man was found dead Wednesday
The close-knit community of tattoo artists in Lafayette are in shock following the announcement that one of their own died suddenly Wednesday.
Mamou Police are searching for the person(s) who they said fired shots at officers while officers were in the 500 block of 3rd Street responding to a report of shots fired.
A year has passed since the Seacor Power capsized off the coast of Port Fourchon. Wednesday, some families returned to the last place their loved one was seen. Others visited it for the first time.
A man is dead after witnesses say he fell off a bridge while crabbing on Wednesday morning.
The Vermilion Parish Sheriff's Office (VPSO) is seeking a woman who was indicted in October in connection to a murder.
New state legislation could better protect our most vulnerable population during a natural disaster