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News comes as the band is preparing for a residency at the Sphere in May.

It's just the second time he's performed live since their farewell tour.

Only the genre's biggest and boldest innovators can lay claim to the title.

Keith Lee is letting fans choose his next food tour stop, and Lafayette is up against two entire states.

After a frightening incident, one of Louisiana's favorite beach getaways is stepping up its safety game in a big way—let's dive into the details.

If you took time off for Easter or spring break, here are some of the biggest stories that you may have missed during the first ten days of April.

Upon its release, it became their first single to chart in the U.S.

The newly expanded band delivered a hit-packed 15-song set that included a Joe Walsh cover.

Watch Diamond Dave deliver the Van Halen classic during his surprise appearance.

Lafayette's 2026 restaurant boom includes Latin-fusion brunch, pickleball dining, a crawfish drive-thru, and more. Here's what's already open.

The legendary guitarist tells UCR about the "incredible moment" that changed his career forever.

Lafayette leaders unveil major upgrades for Bertrand Drive focused on safety, traffic flow, and long-term growth.

A major Evangeline Parish corruption investigation is unfolding, with new questions about ties to a jailed Mamou-area activist.

They're playing multiple dates in Florida, Illinois and Louisiana.

In Mamou, a community is on edge as they search for Chloe Valdez, a 16-year-old who’s been missing since December. Her family needs our help now more than ever.

Mysterious billboards advertising a band called the Cockroaches have popped up around London.

UCR has your chance to see this summer's Southern Hospitality tour in style as a VIP.

These bizarre, half-remembered TV shows feel more like dreams than reality — but every single one of them actually aired.

Police arrest three in Youngsville child crime cases, including exploitation and solicitation, with more arrests expected.

Picture stepping back into the 70s at a local café that still feels like home. Lafayette has a way of keeping memories alive.

Check out UCR's exclusive premiere of the new song, which arrives in advance of their upcoming Southern Hospitality tour.

It's the second single from the band's upcoming album, 'Your Favorite Toy.'

It's from Frampton's upcoming album, 'Carry the Light,' his first of all-new music in over 15 years.

The actor and songwriter tells UCR about revisiting the classic song in his new video, which offers a call to action for those who might need help as the suicide epidemic continues to grow.