Can our hospitals handle a surge?
We’ve seen alarms go up in New Orleans, where hospital staff are staring down a wave. The reality is some hospitals run near capacity when there isn’t a pandemic around.
We’ve seen alarms go up in New Orleans, where hospital staff are staring down a wave. The reality is some hospitals run near capacity when there isn’t a pandemic around.
What happens next with the Buchanan garage is unclear, but the options are limited.
A planned Department of Innovation could amass a $50 million budget by absorbing Fiber. Earlier statements suggested a much smaller combination of technology resources.
Researchers and engineers generally agree that solving Lafayette’s flooding problem will take a comprehensive approach.
Five sets of sales and hotel taxes were approved for new economic development districts in Lafayette’s urban core.
Both the city and parish council agendas are light this week. That makes plenty of room for lively debate on new taxes.
Lafayette’s conservative m-p on a range of topics, controversies and issues on the horizon.
Mayor-President Josh Guillory intends to stick with interim directors at LUS and LUS Fiber for several more months while moving to combine their IT personnel with LCG’s IT department.
There’s been a lot of talk about brain drain lately, the exodus of educated talent. It’s become a meme-level concern among young professionals. But oddly, the data doesn’t necessarily back up the anxiety.
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