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The Crawfish App, which can be downloaded onto your phone, tracks live and boiled crawfish prices from over 1600 businesses across the South. “A quick glance on the app and you will find live crawfish by the sack for as low as $4.49/lb, but your favorite spot is likely somewhere closer to $5.65/lb,” said Laney King, co-founder of The Crawfish App. “These prices are typical for January, but not for three weeks prior to Easter Sunday.”

Da’Marion Roy, 19, and Todd Arceneaux Jr., 20 are wanted for second degree murder in connection to last Friday’s fatal shooting of Jaylon Joiner in the 200 block of Bradford Drive in Lafayette Parish.

A Sulphur man is accused of sex trafficking involving an underage girl and his mother is charged with helping him, authorities said.

A Texas man was arrested in Morgan City for possession of a firearm modified to be fully automatic.

The 2024 private recreational Red Snapper season will begin on Monday, April 15, in both state and federal waters.

Crowley Police said two men began shooting at another man in the 500 block of West Andrus at about 4:30 p.m. Thursday, in an area with a large number of people outside their homes, many of them children

This weekend, the Louisiana Comic Con returns to the Hub City.

The WWE returns to the Cajundome on Sunday, March 10 for their Road to WrestleMania Supershow.

More scattered showers and storms are expected in Acadiana this Friday as rain chances increase through the morning. Similar to earlier this week, a few heavy storms could contain damaging winds, tornadoes, and large hail. The severe threat should remain low for our area. Otherwise, the weather will be cloudy, warm, muggy, and breezy with [...]

According to Alton Trahan, President of 100 Black Men of Greater Lafayette, LPSS Superintendent Francis Touchet told him in a meeting that the school board is considering moving the gifted and enrichment programs from Paul Breaux Middle School. He said the proposal is to then close the school and turn it into a warehouse.

U.S. Senators Bill Cassidy, R-La., Ron Wyden, D-Or., and John Fetterman, D-Pa., are introducing a bill that would protect SNAP benefits against hackers and thieves.

According to the Lafayette Police Department, the Northside High student was last seen leaving from school on Friday afternoon.

Around 1 p.m., officers went to the Walmart in reference to a carjacking that was happening by the grocery pickup area.

After experiencing the jail and hundreds of hours at the academy, the hard work has paid off and deputies are ready to hit the road for patrol.

The trial will pick back up next Thursday, as Judge Hamilton expressed the urgency of the case and its much needed conclusion with an 11 year old's life at stake.

The Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development announced the beginning of Phase 2 of the Atchafalaya Basin Bridge safety project.