Monday, September 21, 2026Headlines from KATC, KLFY & The Current · Updated hourlyVol. I · No. 101
Local Government & PoliticsKLFY

New lawsuit filed against LPSS alleging violations of Open Meetings Act

The Lafayette Parish School Board, Superintendent Francis Touchet, and Board President Hannah Mason are facing a lawsuit alleging they violated the Open Meetings Act by improperly conducting recent board meetings. The lawsuit challenges the legality of the board's meeting procedures and adherence to public transparency laws.

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The Current5h ago
Local Government & Politics

Lafayette superintendent gave school employees paid days off — DA investigates

Lafayette Parish School Superintendent Francis Touchet is under investigation by the district attorney for allegedly authorizing paid days off and work schedules for school employees that exceeded what the school board had approved. The probe examines whether the superintendent overstepped his authority in compensation matters.

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KLFY9h ago
Local Government & Politics

Major Louisiana fortified roof program investment to be announced

Gov. Jeff Landry and Insurance Commissioner Tim Temple will announce a major investment in Louisiana's fortified roof program Monday afternoon. This statewide initiative aims to strengthen roofs against severe weather damage, directly benefiting Acadiana residents facing hurricane and storm risks.

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KLFY1d ago
Local Government & Politics

Iberia Parish leaders remember Errol ‘Romo’ Romero’s decades of public service

Former Iberia Parish Sheriff Errol 'Romo' Romero is being remembered by current parish leaders who credit his decades of public service and guidance with shaping their careers. The tribute highlights Romero's significant impact on Iberia Parish leadership and governance.

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