Lafayette resident John Brasseaux, who uses a wheelchair and operates a van with a side-deploying ramp, says he frequently struggles to find van-accessible parking spaces throughout Lafayette, which limits his ability to safely exit his vehicle and attend appointments. The shortage of compliant parking spaces is creating barriers for people with disabilities in the city.
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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is seeking public input on a proposal to open federal lands across Louisiana for alligator hunting. The initiative would expand hunting opportunities on federally managed properties throughout the state, including areas in Acadiana.
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Nick Cline, a longtime activist, is organizing Chud Fest, a two-day concert in Scott featuring over a dozen bands with a message opposing artificial intelligence. The event brings together musicians and protesters to raise awareness about concerns surrounding AI technology.
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The Urban Naturalist, a local software company, has developed technology to help gardeners succeed with plant selection, growth, and care, with a focus on Louisiana native species. The platform is designed to meet the needs of everyday gardeners in the region.
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