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The U.S. Department of State has upgraded travel advisories for two ports of call that are quite popular with tourists from Louisiana.

If you're accustomed to going to the Boudin Capital of the World two Sundays before Fat Tuesday, you surely need to read about the changes to this year's festivitie

Lafayette Mayor-President Monique Blanco Boulet took office. She is joined by a new leadership staff who assume the most important administrative responsibilities.

Guillory lost the election by roughly 2,300 votes, but is promising help keep the transition to the next administration 'healthy.'

Voters in Lafayette Parish, Louisiana will be going to the polls during the Early Voting Period (November 4-11 excluding Sunday and Friday) and on Election Day (November 18) looking to settle the race for Mayor-President.

In his notice of veto, Guillory argued that a tax hike should be up to Lafayette citizens.

However, a hearing for a permanent injunction has been scheduled for next week over the Lafayette Mayor-President's claims.

Mayor-President Josh Guillory blasted the poll results on social media, tying the firm behind the poll to one of his opponents.

Excessive heat and drought conditions have had a major impact on utilities and water reserves this summer.

The Democratic candidate has also expressed support for Jeff Landry in the race for Louisiana Governor.

The election for Lafayette Mayor-President will be held in October, with a potential runoff held in November.

A local business owner is partnering with Lafayette Consolidated Government to bring hundreds of new residential units to Downtown Lafayette.

Monique Blanco Boulet will run as a Republican against Mayor-President Josh Guillory and Attorney Jan Swift.

There is no confirmation as to what or who they are investigating.

Josh Guillory and Jan Swift both have announcement parties next week.

Judith Estorge has big plans for the Lafayette Police Department.

The administration appears to want to avoid a showdown with the city and parish councils.

The latest in the battle between Lafayette's legislative and executive branches.

All five city council members voted for the funding for the audit and investigation.

The lawsuit comes after controversial comments made on the radio last week.