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New QR code decals coming to Louisiana in 2027

Louisiana will eliminate mandatory vehicle inspection stickers on January 1, 2027, replacing them with QR code stickers under the new Louisiana Vehicle Identification Program. Drivers will receive the QR code stickers when renewing vehicle registrations through the Office of Motor Vehicles or licensed public tag agents.

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KLFY1d ago
Local Government & Politics

New poll shows tie in Louisiana Senate race days ahead of election

A new poll shows a tight race between Republican Julia Letlow and Democrat Jamie Davis ahead of the Louisiana Senate election. The tie reflects a competitive statewide race that will directly affect Acadiana voters in the coming days.

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KLFY1d ago
Local Government & Politics

Court sues St. Landry Parish over $77,000 expense claim

The 27th Judicial District Court has filed a lawsuit against St. Landry Parish over an unpaid $77,000 operating expense bill. In response, Parish President Jesse Bellard has terminated security services at the court's annex building, escalating the dispute between the judicial and parish governments.

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KATC1d ago
Local Government & Politics

Letlow, Davis rally voters ahead of the Senate election

Congresswoman Julia Letlow and candidate Jamie Davis rallied voters in advance of the November 3, 2026, U.S. Senate election. KNOE conducted interviews with both candidates to discuss their campaigns and positions ahead of the statewide race.

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