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Authorities said a suspect fired approximately 15 rounds at the victim at the front entrance to the motel, striking the victim in the upper left arm, barely missing the victim's girlfriend and the motel manage
A Basile man was convicted Thursday of stabbing his grandfather and godmother to death in Acadia Parish in 2020.
The suspects were identified as Ricky Chapman, Dustin Hamous, Alexis Brooke Fontenot and two juveniles.
Every month, KLFY News Ten and Bob Giles with Giles Automotive spotlight local residents who pay it forward. This month, we met a local woman who pays it forward to her future daughter-in-law.
The U.S. ranked as one of the less-polluted countries last year when it came to air quality.
Gov. Jeff Landry has appointed a state public defender and a public defender oversight board.
JACKSON, Miss. (WJTV) – The final two members of the Mississippi "Goon Squad" were sentenced in federal court on Thursday, March 21. The six former law enforcement officers pled guilty to a long list of state and federal charges for torturing two Black men. Former Rankin County Deputy Brett McAlpin, 53, was sentenced to 27.25 years in [...]
Storms are moving out of Acadiana early this Friday morning as conditions are turning drier across the area. Temperatures are back in the 50s making for a chilly to cool morning. The afternoon looks mostly cloudy, milder, and breezier with highs in the low to mid-70s. Scattered showers are possible from 4 to 9 p.m. [...]
While Richard has spent six years as superintendent, he's spent 30 years in public education.
IT professional Ryan Delcambre has dealt with viruses and scams for over 20 years. He said this type of fraudulent activity has been common and is catching more and more victims.
The Lafayette Parish Correctional Center has an issue with overcrowding, but it's not because they don't have enough beds, it's because supervision and safety is key.
Now the shelter workers are making the difficult decision of putting some animals down. Nelson said it's one of the hardest things to do on the job.
After further investigation, News 10 learned this is not his first time facing these types of charges.
The airport is required to do the drill every three years by the Federal Aviation Administration. Therefore, the next time you are on a flight you can be sure your safety is a priority.
Just over 2,000 SLEMCO customers experiencing power outages.
