Katelynn Sprague

The Louisiana Department of Health has issued its daily update for Sunday, April 5.

The Louisiana Department of Health is reporting 3,540 cases of COVID-19 throughout the State, 143 of those in Acadiana.

Starting Monday at 5 pm. the state of Louisiana will be under a Stay at Home mandate.

UPDATE: The state of Louisiana reports first death from the COVID-19 virus.

LSU is considering suspending face-to-face instruction amid the Coronavirus Emergency according to officials.

Local media outlets are reporting that Opelousas police are investigating an incident where three people were shot inside a restaurant.

Former Lafayette High track star, Mondo Duplantis, is breaking records at the Copernicus Cup in Poland.

You could be driving on "Burrow Road" if a resolution is passed at the East Baton Rouge Planning Commission meeting on March 16th.

Good news for drivers, the Atchafalaya Basin Bridge resurfacing project has ended earlier than expected.

A bomb threat in Acadia Parish is forcing three Iota schools to close tomorrow out of an abundance of caution.

One local business did that by making sure the fire department had just the tools they needed to celebrate an LSU win over Clemson during Monday's big championship game.

It's safe to say that A LOT of LSU fans are in town to help cheer on the Tigers to victory.

LSU has decided to cancel classes the day before and after the National Championship game.

Check out the Golden Band of Tigerland marching through the streets leading up to the Mercedes Benz Stadium.

Milton Elementary will be closed tomorrow in order to make electrical repairs to the school that will require turning off all of the power to the entire campus.

Gov. John Bel Edwards and President Frederick Lafleur of Savoie’s Sausage and Food Products Inc. announced a $12.7 million expansion of the company’s food production facility in St. Landry Parish near Opelousas

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An eight-inch water line break on N. Latour street is leaving the entire city of Ville Platte without water.

Keep up with live election results right here or on our mobile app. The results will be updated as they come in.

A few hours after the tragic event, the Mandeville High School Band honored the fallen officer during their football game against Hannan High School in the best way they knew how.