Wednesday, September 23, 2026Headlines from KATC, KLFY & The Current · Updated hourlyVol. I · No. 103
Local Government & PoliticsKLFY

Report: Josh Guillory files motion to quash felony charges in St. Martin Parish case

Former Lafayette Mayor-President Josh Guillory has filed a motion to quash all four felony charges against him in a St. Martin Parish case. The motion seeks to have the charges dismissed before trial.

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Coverage timeline

  1. · The CurrentFormer M-P Josh Guillory files ‘motion to quash’ in felony case
  2. · KLFYReport: Josh Guillory files motion to quash felony charges in St. Martin Parish case This story
KLFY16h ago
Local Government & Politics

Lafayette School Board sued over public comment limits

A lawsuit has been filed against the Lafayette Parish School Board challenging how it handles public comment during meetings, with allegations of Open Meetings Act violations. The suit was filed by Suzanne Higginbotham, a former board member, and targets four separate board meetings.

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KATC19h ago
Local Government & Politics

Louisiana replaces 50-year-old OMV technology with modern digital platform

Gov. Jeff Landry announced the rollout of a modern digital platform to replace the Louisiana Office of Motor Vehicles' 50-year-old technology system. The new Driver Services platform will improve efficiency and user experience for Louisiana residents renewing licenses and registering vehicles.

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KLFY19h ago
Local Government & Politics

New OMV Driver Services platform seeks to end long delays and outages

Governor Landry announced that Louisiana's Office of Motor Vehicles has launched a new Driver Services platform, replacing a 50-year-old system with modern technology designed to eliminate the long delays and outages that have plagued OMV operations. The upgraded CHAMP Titles system represents a major statewide improvement that will benefit Louisiana residents seeking driver services.

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