Control of Congress, unexpectedly tight Senate race: What to know on Election Day in Louisiana High prices for gas and groceries, the war in Iran, President Donald Trump and the accusation that radical socialists have taken over the Democratic Party will be top of mind for Louisiana voters Tuesday as they head to the polls on Election Day.
2 Eunice residents among 4 arrested in nighttime hunting, timber theft investigation Two Eunice residents and two others were arrested in Rapides Parish after authorities observed them hunting deer at night from a vehicle, violating multiple hunting laws, according to Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries. Several charges include drug possession, weapons violations, trespassing, …
Lake Charles’ new sushi spot is officially open. Take a look inside the themed restaurant When Lafayette natives Christie and John Poole lived in Houston, they often visited the Rock N Roll Sushi location near their home.
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UL Ragin' Cajuns UL men's basketball falls to Akron in season opener, despite a late run The UL Ragin' Cajuns opened the season without three contributors and with 11 newcomers.
High Schools Iota among 32 Acadiana area volleyball teams beginning road to state tourney Long before the volleyball season began, the Iota players told coach Glenn Daigle the things…
Business Appeals court tosses out ruling, sides with Lafayette DDA on condo project dispute An appeals court tossed out a district court ruling against the Downtown Development Authori…
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High Schools Westgate's defense stifles LRCA's offense to capture district championship Westgate has had some impressive performances so far this season.
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One of the ÌÇÐÄ´«Ã½ women's sophomores had a career night. Now she's in some select company. It started on the first possession. ZaKiyah Johnson grabbed an offensive rebound, drew a foul and sank a pair of free throws.
Before Will Wade’s second run at ÌÇÐÄ´«Ã½, he was Clemson’s hardest-working chauffeur on the recruiting trail The usual faces were present as assistant basketball coach Kevin Nickelberry unveiled his recruiting board shortly after joining Oliver Purnell’s Clemson staff.
Photos: ÌÇÐÄ´«Ã½ Women defeat Southeastern on historic opening night ÌÇÐÄ´«Ã½ opened the season at the PMAC with a 94-point victory over Southeastern for the the most lopsided win in program history on Monday, November 2, 2026. The Tigers were lead by ZaKiyah Johnson’s 33 points and had five other players with double-digit points in the win.
Lafayette is turning 200. Help us tell 200 stories. In 1823, the Louisiana Legislature carved off the western half of St. Martin Parish to form a new parish.
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Louisiana 2050: Rising seas will upend life. Time is running out to limit the impact. A special report from The Times-Picayune | ÌÇÐÄ´«Ã½ examines Louisiana's perilous future…
Building robots, building futures: Iberia Parish Robotics team earns world-stage win Inside a workshop, where students are building robots while learning engineering, coding, and design through the Iberia Parish Robotics program.
Sweet treats to keep on hand If your house looks anything like most on the day after Halloween, there’s probably no shortage of sugar within arm’s reach – and we’re just getting started! Halloween candy rolls straight into Thanksgiving desserts, holiday parties, cookie swaps and what can feel like a nonstop parade of sw…
When is trick-or-treating in Lafayette? Here’s what you need to know ahead of the haunted holiday. Lafayette’s official trick-or-treat hours will be 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday, Lafayette Consolidated Government announced.
Letters: Stay informed on advances in Alzheimer’s Alzheimer’s disease affects nearly 98,000 individuals in Louisiana, with 1 in 9 people over 65 developing the disease. Approximately 16,800 are affected in the capital area region.
Letters: Enforce the speed limits on busy BR roadway After the tragic deaths of the couple on Nicholson Drive in Baton Rouge, the city has decided to lower the speed limit to 35 mph. Unfortunately, since many people do not obey the speed limit, this change will make no difference.
Letters: Tax credit could pay for Louisiana school vouchers Parents who want greater control over their children’s education should pay close attention to the new Federal Scholarship Tax Credit, which launches Jan. 1. FSTC will make it much easier for low-income and middle-class families to access private or parochial schools, letting parents choose the education setting that best meets their child’s needs. Parents who want to remain in public schools could use FSTC to pay for expenses like tutoring, aftercare, SAT prep classes, etc.
Are there ghosts at Le Petit Theatre? Stories swirl around this century-old New Orleans venue When the curtain rises on a theater stage and a hush falls over the darkened seats, there's …
What's the status with the University Lakes dredging project? Curious Louisiana investigates. Like many others in Baton Rouge, David Robertson wonders what's going on with much-anticipat…
Curious Louisiana: How did the town of Waterproof get its name? This week, reader Felton DeRouen II, of Baton Rouge, has a geographical question. "How did t…