The K9 Express
Ordinary people are going undercover in an effort to save the lives of thousands of pets stranded in animal shelters across the country.
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Bank Robbery Suspect Identified
Lafayette Police have now identified the suspect in a March armed bank robbery.
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HS Exit Exam Changes
In the latest attempt to help solve the state's dismal high school graduation rate, officials have decided to do away with the high school exit exam.
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Black Bear Troubles
It's that time of year when many residents in Acadiana may have unexpected visitors in their backyards. Those visitors are black bears.
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Cop Steals Wallet
Two St. Gabriel police officers were arrested Thursday morning by Louisiana State Police for stealing the wallet of a man who died in a traffic accident.
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Mamou Soldier in Ft. Hood
An Acadiana family is thankful their son, a soldier at Fort Hood is doing just fine. The soldier from Mamou phoned home to let his parents know he is okay.
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Child Burned by Father
A four year old is in the hospital and his father is behind bars. This, after Opelousas Police say he put his son in scalding bath water, because he wet the bed.
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Frozen School Lunches?
The Vermilion Parish School Board is considering the idea of frozen meals to cut down on some costs.
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Group Home Closed
A group home in Lafayette has had its license revoked and been shut down by the state.
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Keith Bardwell Speaks
The justice of the peace who resigned after refusing to marry an interracial couple is speaking out.
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Lafayette Growth
Some cities may be struggling to keep their economic head above the water. But here in Acadiana, were are still being flooded with new businesses.
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Gun Found at School Update
A kindergarten student who brought a gun to school at Park Vista Elementary could be facing disciplinary action.
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Special Report: Untapped Riches
Chuck Huebner examines the latest impediments to the industry, as well as the latest technological developments that hold the promise of what some are calling a potential golden decade for the oil and gas industry.
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Doucet Road Construction
The city is planning major reconstruction for the intersection of Johnston and Doucet.
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Opelousas Utility Changes Possible
The city is currently served by Cleco, but is considering options of possibly contracting with another provider, or even taking over its own utility system.
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Murder Suspect Surrenders
The man wanted by Lafayette Police on attempted murder charges turned himself into authorities and our cameras were the only ones there.
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LA H1N1 Deaths Reach 30
The department says more of the vaccine is coming every week, and so far, 544 providers in Louisiana have administered over 31,000 doses.
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Text-Mania
Do you text a lot? Do you find yourself stopping a conversation to text? Maybe you're texting and driving, or texting in class?
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Darla Montgomery Featured in Face Magazine
The impressive full gloss publication features Lafayette women of all ages covering topics to help women better navigate life.
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Leonville Road Collapse
Heavy rains caused the massive sinkhole at the intersection of Church Road and Highway 103 blocking direct access to town for hundreds.
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Holy Relic Tours Acadiana
Hundreds of people visited St. Theresa Catholic Church in Abbeville to get a glimpse of what they say is a miracle and an opportunity of a lifetime.
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