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In addition to Governor John Bel Edwards' shelter-in-place order, many municipalities have issued curfews due to the coronavirus outbreak.

As Tropical Storm Barry approaches Louisiana, some towns and cities are imposing curfews for the public's safety.

This winter weather system is causing curfews to be enacted in certain areas of Acadiana.

Due to flooding in the region, a curfew has been issued for citizens in Erath.

Some areas around Acadiana have posted curfews for their residents due to the weather coming through in the next couple of days.

The Evangeline Parish Police Jury has announced a curfew for Tuesday night from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m.

A mandatory curfew has been put in place in the town of Lake Arthur. Authorities there have announced that it starts on Saturday and will go until further notice. Curfew hours have been set for 10pm through 6am. During those times, they have said that no traffic will be allowed on roads...

From Joey Durel: Just made the decision, along with all municipalities, to go to a 6:00pm to 6:00am curfew. This will help businesses make a decision and allow emergency personnel to keep a better eye on things. My big fear is having people driving around, with street lights potentially out, and having trees and powerlines down...