We Are Lafayette

Lafayette Parish schools aren't just asking kids to put phones away — they're backing it up with suspensions, Saturday detention, and in some cases, expulsion.

Sean Payton was visibly emotional when Brees called to ask him — and honestly, given everything those two went through together in New Orleans, that reaction makes a lot of sense.

Court records detail the texts between a Baton Rouge woman and her boyfriend before he killed her ex over a custody dispute.

Trader Joe's is officially hiring for its first Lafayette, Louisiana store. Find out what jobs are available and how to apply before opening day.

The 2026 Port Barre Cracklin Festival marks 40 years November 12–15 at Veterans Memorial Park. Wayne Toups, Keith Frank, and Jamie Bergeron headline the lineup.

Many Louisiana renters are surprised to learn state law doesn't require landlords to provide air conditioning. Here's what every Acadiana renter should know.

Camp Hope offers healing, friendship, confidence-building activities and hope for children affected by domestic violence.

Louisiana lawmakers are taking a harder stance on repeat drunk drivers after approving legislation increasing penalties for multiple DWI offenses.

A Lake Charles restaurant owner and the city's mayor are asking bridge planners to fix lakefront access before the comment window closes Aug. 4.

The Scott Community Fridge is now serving families. Learn how volunteers, restaurants and local leaders made the project possible.

Louisiana Comic Con is officially done — and for a lot of fans across the state, it was the first convention they ever walked into.

August in Louisiana is no joke — it's historically the second hottest month of the year, and this one is already making its case early.