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St. Landry Parish Government is ending all animal control operations effective July 22, shifting responsibility to individual municipalities and law enforcement in unincorporated areas. This change will decentralize animal control services across the parish.
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A 16-count indictment against Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill has been dismissed as of Wednesday, July 22. Murrill announced the dismissal of the charges against her.
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The Jefferson Davis Parish Police Jury will hold a public hearing on August 12 to discuss and consider proposed property tax millage rates for the 2026 tax year. This hearing will allow residents to provide input on the proposed tax rates before they are finalized.
Leer másLafayette city councils are reviewing a proposed $830 million budget that prioritizes first responder pay increases, park improvements, and drainage infrastructure projects. Budget review meetings are scheduled for August 6, 11, and 13 before the proposal advances through the council approval process.
Leer másA judge has ruled in favor of Artell Brothers Farms in a flooding dispute with St. Landry Parish government, lifting a temporary restraining order (TRO) in the case. The parish indicates it will continue pursuing the matter, including further analysis of the farm's pumping operations.
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The Jennings City Council has voted to condemn and demolish the former James Ward Elementary School, which has been abandoned for over two decades. The decision comes in response to community concerns about the dilapidated property that has sat empty since 2005.
Leer másThe Jennings City Council has voted to condemn and demolish the former James Ward Elementary School, which has been abandoned since 2005. The decision addresses community concerns about the deteriorating property that has become an eyesore in the city.
Leer másA proposed 16-lot subdivision in Scott is moving through the city's approval process, with some residents raising concerns about drainage infrastructure. City leaders say existing safeguards are already in place to address drainage issues before construction begins.
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The U.S. House has passed the Sunshine Protection Act, which would make daylight saving time permanent nationwide if approved by the Senate and President. Louisiana students and residents could face darker morning commutes if the legislation becomes law.
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A district court judge ruled against St. Landry Parish in a legal dispute with a family farm regarding the parish's efforts to pump floodwater off farmland. The denial of the injunction represents a setback for the parish in the ongoing water management dispute.
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Rep. Cleo Fields, a Louisiana Democrat, announced he will not seek reelection to the 6th Congressional District following GOP-led redistricting that made the seat more Republican-favoring. Fields said he made the decision after prayer and reflection, choosing not to run in the redrawn 6th District or any other district in Louisiana.
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Lafayette Mayor-President Monique Boulet will present her proposed budget for fiscal year 2026-27 during Tuesday's City and Parish Council meetings. The budget presentation is a key part of the annual municipal planning process for the Lafayette area.
Leer másCongressman Cleo Fields released a statement regarding his decision about the upcoming congressional election. The statement indicates Fields' plans for his political future in Louisiana's congressional representation.
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Congressman Cleo Fields, who represents Louisiana, has announced he will not seek re-election to his current Congressional seat. Instead, Fields is running for a State Senate position, marking a shift in his political career and representation level.
Leer másBryan Maggard, PhD., Vice President for Intercollegiate Athletics at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, is departing from his position to take a job in Missouri. Sources have confirmed his departure from the university.
Leer másLafayette's Municipal-Parochial Council will review the 2027 budget proposals from Mayor-President Monique Boulet in an in-depth session. The council has until October 31 to amend and approve the final budget.
Leer másAuditors have identified significant financial issues with the town of Cheneyville in Rapides Parish, including a lack of proper documentation that prevented them from issuing an official audit opinion. The town failed to send payroll taxes to the IRS and could not produce meeting minutes, raising concerns about financial management and transparency.
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Court hearings for Dr. Bahmen "Ben" Sabbaghian, a Jeff Davis Parish surgeon facing misdemeanor sexual battery charges, have been postponed from July 22 to mid-October. The delay will allow both the defense and prosecution time to evaluate expert witnesses for the case.
Leer másThe Louisiana Army National Guard honored Brig. Gen. John Plunkett last week as he retired after more than 43 years of service. Plunkett's distinguished career was marked by strong leadership, expertise in Army aviation, and commitment to his soldiers.
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The Town of Elton has approved a new pay structure for future elected officials as part of efforts to stabilize the town's finances under an austerity budget. The changes will take effect in January 2027 and will only apply to elected officials taking office after that date.
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The St. Martinville Police Department launched its first community walk initiative on Wednesday evening, with officers walking through District One to meet residents, answer questions, and address neighborhood concerns. The program is designed to strengthen relationships between law enforcement and the community.
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Opelousas has been recognized as one of 19 cities in Louisiana to receive an honor for its Main Street Program this year. The recognition provides the city with a stronger platform to pursue grants and other funding opportunities for future development.
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Billy Noegel has been sworn in as the District A Council Member for the Abbeville City Council, filling the position until the November election. Noegel was officially sworn into office by City Attorney Bart Broussard at a recent City Council meeting with his wife present.
Leer másBilly Noegel has been appointed and sworn in to serve in the District A council seat until an election is held this fall. The seat became vacant following the death of Neal Richard, who had been elected to the position in June.
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