Lafayette

Students have a deadline of September 20th to receive the first dose of one of the COVID-19 vaccines.

It's Labor Day. Pick up the phone and scroll through this trip down memory lane.

Hurricane Ida has absolutely devastated some parts of southeastern Louisiana, causing some local residents to seek shelter in our area until their region can at least offer them the basic necessities.

David Begnaud of CBS News recently walked through the ER at Lourdes Hospital in Lafayette and this story really shows what is going on in hospitals during the COVID-19 pandemic.

We're hearing about Acadiana residents' experiences with COVID-19 and their pleas for people to get vaccinated and to wear masks.

There's no doubt about it, Louisiana is the most unique state in the country. Naturally, that means our cities have unique nicknames.

The money will help build homes for the Batwa Pygmy people in Uganda.

Multiple outlets are reporting that Acadiana-famous eatery Burger Tyme is once again open for business. The legendary 'Cajuns-Blaze' burger is now available for pick-up on Johnston Street and you can check out all of the details here.

A male and female were hit by a passing car causing a portion of Johnston Street to be closed to all vehicles.

They will wash, dry, fold, and deliver laundry to help out the evacuees who are located in the Lafayette area.

Protesters blocked the entrance to a gas station in Lafayette Monday afternoon, where Trayford Pellerin was shot by Lafayette Police last Friday night.

Being a state with a rich history of pro wrestling, some in the state may enjoy a little exercise mixing some geography, with stereotypical location humor, and old school pro wrestling.