
‘End of the line’ tent camp for homeless people broken up
Safety concerns forced the move, but aid workers say they aren’t sure where those pushed out of the encampment will go.
Safety concerns forced the move, but aid workers say they aren’t sure where those pushed out of the encampment will go.
Are Lafayette’s leaders listening? Young voters say their concerns are falling on deaf ears.
The area is bearing the brunt of converging problems. There are more people living without shelter and fewer shelter beds available for them.
Whether we’ve known it all our lives, were college sweethearts or got with it by pure happenstance, we really do love it.
Coping with a rising cost of living, and how it can reshape the neighborhood, is a challenge faced in other Lafayette neighborhoods.
Studies suggest Lafayette isn’t so cheap. Is Lafayette an affordable place for you?
Young people believe in Lafayette. But they don’t believe our leadership is listening to them. That’s why turning our platform over to them.
Know someone making a difference? Tell us about them.
This month is for reverence, and it’s easy to feel dragged down. Black folks in Acadiana: it’s time to honor yourselves, too.
We’re crowd-sourcing Lafayette’s favorite king cakes to build the definitive guide to the carnival treat.
While things have been looking pessimistic for youth retention, young folks say they haven’t given up on Lafayette just yet.
We heard what’s driving you out of Lafayette—now we want to know what’s keeping you here. What is Lafayette doing right?
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