The Diocese of Lafayette has hired a prominent bankruptcy attorney for a filed case in state court, raising concerns among attorneys representing sexual abuse survivors. The move has sparked worry about potential delays in addressing the survivors' claims, though the diocese has not yet filed for bankruptcy.
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Local Government & PoliticsA special meeting of the Sulphur City Council last month descended into chaos, raising questions about internal conflicts within the municipal government. The article explores the underlying drama and issues causing tensions among council members.
Read moreLocal Government & PoliticsLafayette's parish and city councils approved Mayor-President Monique Boulet's proposed budget on Thursday, largely as submitted. The approved budget includes additional spending allocated for Lafayette parks and recreation improvements.
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Local Government & PoliticsLouisiana leaders are joining the nation in commemorating the 25th anniversary of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. State officials are reflecting on the tragedy's lasting impact and honoring those who lost their lives in the attacks.
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