Новости за 02.04.2024

Arby's is doing something special throughout April: giving away free sandwiches.

Waitr Holdings, Inc. filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, after having announced it was shutting down operations over the weekend.

According to the Louisiana Lottery, a ticker purchased in Alexandria matched the five regular numbers in the March 30 drawing, but not the Powerball number, to win $1 million.

Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry posted on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, saying a policy should be put in place to require student-athletes to be present for the national anthem at games or risk scholarships.

The Team Gleason Foundation is getting federal funding for $6 million to help ALS patients, according to U.S. Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-LA).

Breaux Bridge Police Chief Buz LeBlanc is in the hospital after accidentally shooting himself in the leg this morning, authorities said.

An investigation into a drug trafficking network in the Louisiana State Penitentiary in Angola led to the sentencing of 13 people including guards and inmates, one of them from Erath.

A United Airlines flight that left Frankfurt, Germany, bound for San Francisco returned to the airport Friday after a toilet reportedly overflowed into the cabin.

A person is dead after being stabbed in the French Quarter on Tuesday morning, April 2.

A Lake Charles man was arrested and charged with asking a child for sex, authorities said.

Acadiana's weather will be very similar to yesterday. More very warm, very breezy, and humid conditions are expected across the area with temperatures going from the 70s to the 80s. Isolated showers and storms are possible, mostly during the afternoon hours as rain chances increase to 30%. Much colder air arrives tonight as temperatures will [...]

From death predictions to beating all odds, this is a story which doctors are calling a medical miracle.

Southwest Louisiana has seen several officer involved shootings since the start of the year. To date, a total of seven have been reported with most recent officer involved shooting happened Sunday near Heymann Park

Nearly one month ago, five-year-old Jesslyn Harmon was walking home from the school bus with her father and was hit with a bullet during a shooting on West Andrus Drive. Crowley Police Chief, Troy Hebert, says this arrest will give the public peace.

When driving around in the city you may have noticed that many construction work whether downtown near the courthouse or at Lafitte Park, located on South John Hardy Drive.

Authorities in Opelousas are asking for the community's assistant in locating two suspects.

For months, cones have been out to cut off a portion of Highway 182 at the Airport Boulevard intersection where the August train derailment took place.

A Lafayette man was arrested on armed robbery charges in St. Martin Parish.

Carrying on the mission to bring life and energy back to downtown Opelousas, the BIG grant, building improvement grant, gives business and property owners a chance to restore and revitalize their buildings.