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Believe it or not, Dave & Buster's is reportedly in negotiations to open a new location right here in Lafayette.

How do you properly dispose of paint, pesticides, or old gas sitting around in cans around your garage?

Former Lafayette Sergeant and Interim Police Chief Wayne Griffin was terminated for sexual harassment and lying during a subsequent investigation.

The Lafayette Consolidated Government will try to put an end to two extreme vehicle accessories in Acadiana that many consider not only unattractive but dangerous.

You will need to bring your driver's license to drop off items.

The 4-story deteriorated structure has been renovated and will open soon as a 68 unit modern apartment complex offering tenants the newest luxury living in downtown Lafayette, La.

Residents at a Lafayette apartment complex are making a stink about their terrible trash problem.

The Lafayette Consolidated Government is remembering and honoring the memory and service of an officer who lost his life in the line of duty back in 2017. Corporal Michael Middlebrook has had his name engraved on the Lafayette Police Department Memorial, as his service to the community is appreciated and recognized.

Has your property flooded recently? How about the property of someone you know?

The new Parks, Art, Recreation and Culture Department will be referred to as PARC,

Lafayette Consolidated Government may pursue its case against the creator of the ANTIFA Takes River Ranch Facebook event.

The "Parade of Champions" in Lafayette will be taking place Sunday, June 13. Here's what you need to know...

Lafayette just got a major upgrade when it comes to parking downtown.

These damage reports can expedite the flow of federal recovery money to Lafayette and Acadiana following the storms.

Lafayette Consolidated Government has announced sandbag locations as Acadiana braces for a week of relentless rain.

Downtown Lafayette welcomes you back to live in-person fun with a special free one-day event planned for May 22nd.

Lafayette Consolidated Government is once again holding their annual Storm Drain Art Contest to help beautify the city, bring attention to the importance of protecting the water quality of the Vermilion River, and support local artists.

Opponents say the retention pond plan won't lead to significant water level reductions.

Thousands of Lafayette residents are phoning in their opinion on a local mask mandate.

Changes to the Downtown Lafayette parking meter fees, as well as 24/7 monitoring was set to go into effect January 19. Mayor-President Josh Guillory now says those changes are on hold.