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Jamie Davis won’t rule out run for Louisiana governor after narrow Senate loss

Louisiana State Sen. Jamie Davis has not ruled out running for governor after losing his re-election bid to Julia Letlow by a narrow margin. Davis's potential candidacy would position him against Republican Jeff Landry in a future statewide race.

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KLFY4h ago
Local Government & Politics

Lafayette Fire Training center designated as regional facility

Lafayette has established a new partnership between the Lafayette Fire Department, Lafayette Consolidated Government, and the Louisiana State Fire Marshal's Office to designate the Lafayette Fire Training Center on Dugas Road as a Regional Training Facility. This designation aims to reduce travel times and costs for fire departments across the region seeking training services.

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The Current6h ago
Local Government & Politics

Express Inn given two weeks to bring buyer or face demolition

A Lafayette administrative judge has ordered the co-owner of the shuttered Express Inn hotel to secure a buyer willing to rehabilitate the property within two weeks or face demolition. The hotel has been deemed a public nuisance, and the city is moving to address the deteriorating structure.

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KATC1d ago
Local Government & Politics

Changes coming to Louisiana Medicaid

Louisiana's Medicaid program is implementing new work requirements starting January 1st, requiring most working-age adults to demonstrate at least 80 hours per month of employment, education, training, or volunteering to maintain coverage. This statewide policy change will directly affect thousands of Acadiana residents who rely on Medicaid for healthcare.

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