Landry deploys ‘Hamilton,’ RBG posters to defend Ten Commandments law
Gov. Jeff Landry and AG Liz Murrill displayed posters they believe pass constitutional muster as the issue likely heads to the Supreme Court.
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Month: August 2024
Are you struggling to find housing in Lafayette?
Have you had trouble finding a place to rent in Lafayette? Or have you had issues with the quality of the housing you’re in?
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Debunking the Myth: The Reality of So-Called ‘Frivolous’ Lawsuits
The justice system is built on a foundation that requires concrete proof and substantial evidence for a case to proceed
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Becoming an Acadiana Center for the Arts member
Acadiana Center for the Arts is a lively cultural hub supported by their members and donors. Becoming a member of AcA means becoming an integral part of the vibrant and diverse artistic community.
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Council Preview: Boulet resumes push for emergency prep office
M-P Monique Boulet is now seeking funds for a single position for two months, following the Parish Council’s rejection of a larger scale plan.
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Landry keeps paid parental leave for thousands of state employees
Gov. Jeff Landry reauthorized paid parental leave for 30,000 unclassified state employees working in the executive branch.
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Residents facing eviction from extended stay hotel have few alternatives
There are some of furnished rooms and apartments available, but many are at a price point higher than these families could afford.
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Gulf ‘dead zone’ is larger than average, the size of New Jersey
Due largely to lagging runoff prevention efforts in the Midwest, the low-oxygen area in the Gulf of Mexico is bigger than expected this year, imperiling marine life across nearly 4 million acres.
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