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The Community Foundation of Acadiana honored four Louisiana law enforcement agencies, including the St. Martin Sheriff's Office and Carencro Police Department, during its seventh annual Leaders in Law Enforcement Awards ceremony. The recognition event was held at the City Club in River Ranch, celebrating excellence in local law enforcement.
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A federal judge has rejected Alex Murdaugh's attempt to recover $600,000 in legal fees from a former court clerk whose misconduct led to his murder convictions being overturned on appeal. The ruling means Murdaugh will not be able to seek financial compensation from the clerk through this federal lawsuit.
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Funeral services for New Iberia Police Chief Todd D'Albor are scheduled for Thursday, August 6. Local authorities have announced specific traffic closures and law enforcement coverage updates for the day of the services.
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Qualifying has begun for candidates running in U.S. House races across Louisiana ahead of the November open primary election. This filing period allows candidates to officially register their candidacies for the upcoming federal elections.
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The Lafayette Police Department has introduced Tosca, a German Shorthaired Pointer, as its first explosive detection canine. The dog will serve with the agency's Event and Emergency Task Team to enhance public safety during events and emergency situations.
Leer másFormer St. Martin Parish official M-P Guillory's malfeasance trial has been rescheduled for November. Guillory was indicted in February on four counts of malfeasance in office related to an undisclosed drainage operation that cleared spoil banks along the Vermilion River.
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Louisiana has enacted a new law that prohibits the use of children's images to create AI-generated sexual abuse material. According to Attorney General Liz Murrill, this legislation aims to protect children from the misuse of artificial intelligence technology.
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President Trump approved federal disaster assistance for five Louisiana parishes affected by Tropical Storm Arthur, according to Governor Jeff Landry and Congresswoman Julia Letlow. The aid will help residents and communities recover from the tropical storm's impacts.
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The Louisiana Department of Children and Family Services will launch HomeReady, a new online system in October to streamline the certification process for foster and kinship caregivers across the state. The new platform aims to simplify what has traditionally been a complex application and approval process for those looking to become licensed caregivers in Louisiana.
Leer másLafayette Parish is preparing for a December election on several tax renewals, including a second attempt at a parish library tax renewal that provides funding for most of the library system's operations. The councils will be calling for these tax renewal votes.
Leer másLafayette Parish is searching for a new director to lead its Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness (OHSEP) after the former director transitioned to the position of state fire marshal. The parish has named an interim director while the recruitment process is underway.
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Lafayette Consolidated Government is searching for a new Director of the Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness (OHSEP). The position oversees emergency management and preparedness for the city.
Leer másLafayette is searching for a new Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness (OHSEP) Director after the previous director accepted the State Fire Marshal position. Christina Dayries, the LCG Chief of Staff, will serve as interim director while the city conducts its search for a permanent replacement.
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A state audit of the St. Mary Parish Council has identified multiple discrepancies in financial or administrative practices that were previously flagged but not properly corrected. The repeated issues suggest a pattern of compliance problems within the parish council's operations.
Leer másChief Todd D'Albor of the New Iberia Police Department has passed away. The New Iberia Police Department announced the loss of their leader, marking a significant change in the department's leadership.
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Scott Fire Chief Chad Sonnier has been appointed as Louisiana State Fire Marshal by Gov. Jeff Landry. Chief Bryan Adams has been promoted to Principal Assistant to the Deputy Secretary of the Louisiana Department of Public Safety.
Leer másGov. Jeff Landry has appointed Chief Chad P. Sonnier as Louisiana's State Fire Marshal and promoted Chief Bryan J Adams to Principal Assistant to the Deputy Secretary of the Louisiana Department of Public Safety. This leadership transition affects the state's fire and public safety operations.
Leer másMunicipal-Parish Monique Boulet has proposed a budget for the next fiscal year with infrastructure as the primary focus. The budget proposal maintains the current cost-sharing arrangement between the city and parish rather than implementing changes to how expenses are split.
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Several new Louisiana laws take effect on August 1, covering consumer protection, student safety, environmental regulations, and driver penalties. These statewide legislation changes will affect residents across Louisiana, including the Acadiana region.
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Crowley residents are demanding action on a deteriorating property at 1015 Jeanette Street that poses health and safety risks to the neighborhood. The adjudicated lot has multiple city code violations on record, though municipal officials say the owner's incarceration has hindered efforts to resolve the issue. Mayor Chad Monceaux is involved in addressing the situation.
Leer másA report from the Kathleen Babineaux Blanco Public Policy Center has identified significant employment barriers facing formerly incarcerated Louisianans as they reintegrate into society. The research highlights how stable employment remains difficult to achieve for this population after leaving the justice system.
Leer másA column highlights how Lafayette's sidewalks, parks, and bus shelters are deteriorating due to what appears to be budget constraints, but investigates that millions of dollars are actually sitting untapped in the city's budget. The piece raises questions about the city's spending priorities and resource allocation.
Leer másThe Grand Coteau Town Council voted against implementing a proposed traffic enforcement program called P.A.C.E. after more than an hour of debate. The council decided to maintain the existing L.A.C.E. traffic enforcement program instead.
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St. Martinville's interim police chief Andrew Broussard has outlined his vision for the department, prioritizing community trust and building a police force that residents know and can rely on. Broussard aims to transform the department into a visible community presence beyond traditional law enforcement.
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