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In a social media post, Zero Degrees thanks its customers for four years of business and notes that for the past year, they have struggled due to 'rough times and the economy.' This is a familiar story for many businesses that have closed in the Lafayette area this year.

A restaurant at the Orange Beach Marina that is quite popular with Louisiana travelers has announced it will be closing its doors on Friday.

It's the first time the chain has closed locations for both Saturday and Sunday since 2010. The closure is planned for later this month.

Louisiana Commissioner of Administration Jay Dardenne has announced that state offices will be closed statewide on Monday, February 15.

As a result of the recent surge in coronavirus cases in Texas and the Houston region, officials in Galveston have decided to close down the beaches there this Independence Day holiday weekend and possibly the remainder of the summer.

Yet another blow to a local restaurant as Johnson's Boucanière in Lafayette has closed its doors after an employee tested positive for COVID-19.

A spokesperson with Texas Roadhouse told KATC that the restaurant voluntarily closed to perform a fog sanitation and deep clean of the restaurant.