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Demolition to begin at partially collapsed Coburn's Supply building

Demolition is set to begin at the partially collapsed Coburn's Supply building in downtown Lafayette, approximately one month after the structural failure. The cleanup effort will allow for the reopening of Second Street, which has been impacted by the incident.

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KLFY4h ago
Traffic & Infrastructure

Three-vehicle crash blocks I-10 eastbound near Duson

A three-vehicle crash has blocked both lanes of I-10 eastbound at milepost 92 near Duson in Acadia Parish. Louisiana State Police are on scene, and motorists are advised to use caution and expect delays in the area.

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KLFY2d ago
Traffic & Infrastructure

LCG talks priorities in corridor project along 8.5 miles of Johnston Street

Lafayette Consolidated Government is moving forward with a revitalization project along 8.5 miles of Johnston Street and Louisiana Avenue. Mayor-President Monique Blanco-Boulet held an open house at the Downtown Convention Center on Monday to update residents on the project's progress and gather input on what improvements the community wants to see.

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KLFY2d ago
Traffic & Infrastructure

State recommends detour for Vermilion Parish bridge closure

The Perry Bridge over the Vermilion River in Abbeville has closed to traffic as a $22 million preservation project begins. State officials are recommending detours for drivers who normally use this route in Vermilion Parish.

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