When the irises start to bloom in early spring, park visitors will be able to see spectacular flowers that represent a special part of Louisiana botanical history.

Lafayette Parish School System officials announced Friday that all schools will be closed on Tuesday and Wednesday, based on the predicted drop in temperatures and the potential for wintry mix precipitation.

As Louisiana is gearing up for what could be a historic winter storm early next week, here's what snowfall could look like in your area.

Rachel Foreman never wanted to open a private practice. Now, she has founded a local support group for parents of children with pediatric bipolar disorder.

This would mark Lafayette’s first Trader Joe’s and the company’s third location in Louisiana, joining existing stores in Metairie and Baton Rouge. Known for its affordable organic and specialty items, extensive wine and cheese offerings, and quirky ...

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A motorcycle and an SUV collided on Tuesday, January 14, in Lafayette's first deadly motorcycle crash of the year. Experts have advice about what can

News 15 has learned Lafayette beat out three other cities to get the Buc-ee's that will soon start construction on I-10 at Louisiana Avenue. That's

The Lafayette Parish School Board will hold meetings next week to hear the superintendent's "vision" for the system, as well as budget processes, at the Golden Nugget.

The winter storm next week is expected to dump up to 8 inches of snow in some areas and create hazardous road conditions in New Orleans, the northshore, Baton Rouge and Lafayette, with freezing temps for days.

You have to go back to 1895 for the answer. The largest recorded snow accumulation in Lafayette was 14 inches that fell February 14-15, 1895. That was officially over 24 hours. That storm brought 8-10 inches to New Orleans, 12.5 inches to Baton Rouge, and Lake Charles was hammered with a whopping 22 inches.

The Louisiana Avenue/I-10 corridor is becoming a major commercial hub for the region and nost just Lafayette. Buc-ee's could lift that area "to a place we don’t even realize yet," Mayor-President Monique Boulet said.