Louisiana State Fire Marshal's Office hosting Recruitment Day in Baton Rouge Headquarters

If you're looking for work, the State Fire Marshal's Office is looking for new recruits.

#AllfortheKids - Boys & Girls Clubs of Acadiana CEO talks about 'Club BLUE' initiative

Boys & Girls Club of Acadiana is looking for professionals who share a common bond.

Remington College's Lafayette Campus hosting '3 Lives Blood Drive' today

This particular blood drive focuses on the need for minority blood donors, while raising awareness for sickle cell disease.

Warm, Breezy, and Cloudy Today with Isolated Rain Possible

Highs today will be in the lower 70s along with a small chance for rain and breezy conditions.

Local Saints fans react to controversial 'no call'

Diagnosing mental illness hard on both parents and teens

About a quarter of them will develop a mental illness by the time they're fourteen. However, diagnosing a mental illness can be a confusing time for parents and teens.

New Orleans, Los Angeles Police trade jabs on Twitter after Saints missed call

Saints lost to the Rams 26-23 but all the talk has been about the missed call by the refs.

Huey P Long bridge reopens after man threatens to jump

The Huey P Long Bridge heading from the Westbank to the Eastbank has been shut down due to a man on top of the bridge.

Neighbors concerned after overnight deadly shooting in Eunice

"It's very scary because you don't know if they're going to be shooting at you or your kids or whoever."

Phone call scam asking for tax money or threaten jail time

LCG council votes on rededicated funds resolution

Lafayette City-Parish Council votes on a resolution to rededicate money from the library to pay for roads, bridges and drainage.

UL AmeriCorps volunteers stayed active this MLK holiday helping feed the community

UL AmeriCorps volunteers sorted through hundreds of pounds of donated food at Second Harvest Food Bank today. The group wanted to actively help their community in honor of Martin Luther King Jr.

TSA screener sick-outs hit 10 percent over holiday weekend

The percentage of TSA airport screeners missing work has hit 10 percent as the partial government shutdown stretches into its fifth week. The Transportation Security Administration said Monday that Sunday's absence rate compared to 3.1 percent on the comparable Sunday a year ago.

Louisiana hosts Behavioral Intervention Summit to respond to student behavior issues

The Louisiana Department of Education says the Behavioral Intervention Summit is scheduled for Jan. 30 in Baton Rouge.

Shutdown's damage to economy could exceed $5.7 billion cost of Trump's border wall