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Second Harvest Food Bank is aiding Hurricane Ian victims by becoming a part of a supply food chain. → Read More
Animal control in St. Landry now has an investigator that will launch investigations addressing any animal related issues as they arise. → Read More
Construction and updates on the St. Landry Parish courthouse continue to be underway and are expected to be completed next June. → Read More
After a six-month planning process, the Second Chance Program in St. Landry Parish launched June 1st. → Read More
Multiple Acadiana agencies joined forces to break up a human trafficking operation in Evangeline Parish. → Read More
Vehicle break-ins and theft are happening so often, some neighborhoods are being hit twice in one night, just hours apart. → Read More
The Louisiana Rice Industry is donating Louisiana-grown rice to Second Harvest Food Bank to help feed the hungry in Southwest Louisiana. → Read More
There are over 1,000 adjudicated properties in St. Landry Parish and the list just keeps growing. → Read More
Section three of the turning lanes and J-turn construction project in Lafayatte is now underway. → Read More
Patrons looking to attend a high school football game in St. Landry Parish will find new policies in effect. → Read More
With over 200 blighted properties, St. Landry Parish President Jessie Bellard admits that it is a long process to get the properties cleaned up. → Read More
Candidates around St. Landry Parish are getting upset with the tampering of their political signage. → Read More
Hundreds of businesses and homes in St. Landry Parish will soon have more reliable and broader internet coverage. → Read More
A safe school program is officially underway at the St. Landry Parish Sheriff’s Office. → Read More
The St. Landry Parish Government is holding inmates accountable for financial responsibilities while incarcerated in jail. → Read More
Energy bill scammers often pretend to be representatives of public utilities so they can steal your money and/or identity. → Read More
Port Barre Police, aided by multiple other agencies, conducted a large warrant round-up Thursday morning. → Read More
The St. Landry Parish jail is currently over capacity, which is 242, according to the fire marshal. → Read More
A dwindling number of officers working inside the jail in Evangeline Parish is causing concern. → Read More
Starting October 1, St. Landry Parish residents will see a new service provider for garbage collection. → Read More