Saturday, September 12, 2026Lafayette & Acadiana · Updated hourlyVol. I · No. 92
Local Government & PoliticsKLFY

St. Landry Parish animal control to remain in operation until end of year

St. Landry Parish President Jessie Bellard has reversed an order to shut down animal control operations, allowing the department to continue serving the parish through the end of the year. The decision buys time as parish leadership seeks nonprofit assistance to help manage the rising costs of operating the animal control service.

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Local Government & Politics

There’s something rotten in the city of Sulphur

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The Current1d ago
Local Government & Politics

Mayor-President’s budget largely passes as proposed

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KLFY1d ago
Local Government & Politics

Louisiana leaders reflect on 9/11 as nation marks 25 years since attacks

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