Ashley White
The Daily Advertiser
Lafayette, LA, United States
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Black Opelousas church reopens 3 years after being destroyed by arson
Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church rebuilt its sanctuary after the historically Black church in Opelousas was destroyed by arson in 2019. → Read More
Louisiana attorney general creates 'protecting minors' tip line to report library books
Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry created online tip line to report books found in libraries that residents think are inappropriate for children. → Read More
Louisianans lost more than $43 million in scams last year. Here's how to protect yourself.
In Louisiana, 4,428 people reported losing $43 million to scams in 2021, with the average person losing more than $9,000. How to protect yourself. → Read More
Concerned about voting fraud? Here's how to report it in Louisiana
The U.S. Department of Justice will investigate complaints of voting rights concerns, threats of violence to election officials and voter fraud. → Read More
Mississippi man accused of stealing police car caught in south Louisiana
A Mississippi man stole an unmarked police car and avoided capture for nearly two days until he was arrested in Acadia Parish, according to police. → Read More
Louisiana woman tells '48 Hours': Millionaire husband had me kidnapped from Lafayette home
Schanda Handley, who was kidnapped at gunpoint from her own home in a plot orchestrated by her estranged husband, will be featured "48 Hours." → Read More
Viral TikTok features Louisiana woman who was kidnapped by ex-boyfriend, saved by family
A viral TikTok features the story of a Louisiana woman who was kidnapped by her boyfriend and rescued by her family in 2013. → Read More
Collier County schools welcome back students, talk resiliency after Hurricane Ian
Students and staff returned to in-person learning in Collier County after Hurricane Ian shut the district down for about a week. → Read More
Collier County schools welcome back students, talk resiliency after Hurricane Ian
Students and staff returned to in-person learning in Collier County after Hurricane Ian shut the district down for about a week. → Read More
Gas for Pine Island: Nonprofits help bring fuel to residents, water treatment facility
Nonprofits helped bring 55-gallon vats of gasoline and diesel fuel to Pine Island residents and the water treatment facility after Hurricane Ian. → Read More
Gas for Pine Island: Nonprofits help bring fuel to residents, water treatment facility
Nonprofits helped bring 55-gallon vats of gasoline and diesel fuel to Pine Island residents and the water treatment facility after Hurricane Ian. → Read More
Train bridge over Caloosahatchee River appears damaged by Hurricane Ian
Portions of the Caloosahatchee River railroad tracks near the Russell Park boat ramp appeared to be shredded from the pilings by Hurricane Ian. → Read More
Man who found victims on Grindr guilty of kidnapping, planned to kill, dismember
A Lafayette man pleaded guilty to kidnapping a victim he met on Grindr, luring him to his dad's house and trying to kill and dismember him. → Read More
Judge to name special master in Lafayette D.R. Horton home construction lawsuit
Lafayette Parish judge will appoint a special master in an ongoing lawsuit that alleges D.R. Horton construction caused house to have leaks, mold. → Read More
Nearly 1,000 deaths in U.S. prisons and jails went uncounted, investigation reveals
There were nearly 1,000 deaths in U.S. prisons that went uncounted by the Department of Justice last year, an investigation found. → Read More
How do Louisiana State Police internal investigations compare to other southern troopers?
Louisiana State Police's budget is second only to Texas among southern states compared in an audit. The report was released on Monday, Sept. 12, 2022. → Read More
Judge pauses lawsuit against D.R. Horton that claims house can't withstand humidity
A Louisiana judge has paused a lawsuit against D.R. Horton while waiting for an appeals court to decide whether the lawsuit should head to arbitrator. → Read More
Can teens be transferred to Angola? Move proposed by Louisiana governor on hold
The potential transfer of youth from the Bridge Center Juvenile Justice Center to Louisiana State Penitentiary is on hold after a lawsuit was filed. → Read More
Juvenile detainees to be moved to Angola after small group causes 'tremendous chaos'
After youth broke out of Bridge City Juvenile Detention Center and were accused in a shooting, Gov. John Bel Edwards announced plans to address issues. → Read More
Settlement possible against Louisiana nursing home owner who evacuated hundreds to warehouse
Lawyers said a settlement has been reached in a lawsuit against Bob Dean, who owned nursing homes evacuated to warehouse during Hurricane Ida → Read More