Danielle Johnson, KLFY NEWS 10

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Past articles by Danielle:

OLG gives tips to prevent infant deaths

According to research, Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) rate has increased 15 percent becoming the third leading cause of infant deaths in the U.S. → Read More

Our Lady of Lourdes giving vaccines to protect kids

According to the CDC, parents can continue to protect their children from hurt, harm, and danger with vaccines. → Read More

New downtown development to pay homage to Don’s Seafood

“The World’s First Cajun Restaurant” location, also known as Don’s Seafood, is reemerging with a new identity in Downtown Lafayette. → Read More

Lafayette General improving health in underserved communities

Ochsner Lafayette General Community Health Center is working to restore health to the lives of Acadiana. → Read More

SLCC will give young students a chance to learn and get paid

South Louisiana Community College is offering a new dual enrollment internship program that will allow high school students to learn while earning a working wage. → Read More

Our Lady of Lourdes awarded for patient care

Our Lady of Lourdes Regional Medical Center and Our Lady of Lourdes Heart Hospital have received an honor that is reflective of exceptional patient care and patient experience. → Read More

African American Museum tells the story of Africans before slavery

23 years ago, The African American Museum in St. Martinville opened it’s doors with the mission of showing visitors who the Africans were before arriving in Louisiana. → Read More

SLCC teaching students to better meet industry needs

SLCC is expanding its Manufacturing Tech Program to better train students for today’s industry. → Read More

Best Stop Cajun Market: expanding the boudin capitol of the world

The Best Stop Cajun Market, originally opened in Scott, is expanding the Carencro. → Read More

Medical officials: why Narcan is important and how to administer it

The Louisiana Department of Health and Acadiana medical officials are prioritizing saving lives through awareness and the use of Narcan, an opioid overdose reversal drug. → Read More

Lafayette Renaissance Charter brings their home and its benefits to the Northside

Lafayette Renaissance Charter High School is enjoying its new home on the Northside of Lafayette after years of rejection. → Read More

Here’s how to help prevent cervical cancer, 4th most common cancer among women

According to the CDC, cervical cancer is the fourth most common cancer among women globally. → Read More

New grants to improve quality of life in local communities

The Evangeline Corridor Initiative is being funded by Lafayette Consolidated Government in an effort to enhance some of Lafayette’s oldest neighborhoods that will be directly affected by the future I-49 connector. → Read More

Learn how to keep your Medicaid coverage today

At the height of the COVID-19 Pandemic, millions of Medicaid enrollees were granted continuous coverage pending the end of the public health emergency. → Read More

New Giles Subaru will service cars and dogs

Although there are more than a dozen car dealerships across Lafayette, Giles Automotive will be adding another. → Read More

‘We want justice’: Vigil helps community remember slain New Iberia teen

A balloon release and vigil were held in New Iberia Wednesday evening in honor of the 14-year-old boy who was found dead Monday afternoon. → Read More

Hospital offers home away from home for pediatric families

The newly constructed Ronald McDonald Family Room at Our Lady of Lourdes Women’s and Children’s Hospital is a place of hope, peace and comfort. → Read More

New coffee shop to feature unique brew, grow bar and more

Five years ago, Denise Champagne masterminded a one stop shop for coffee, plants, books and home decor. → Read More

Heart and veins can be other avenues into the medical field

Christy Ellis, a national registered medical assistant, is owner and teacher of Phlebotomy Career Training Academy LLC in Lafayette. → Read More

Catholic Charities dedicating time and new resources to New Iberia recovery

Catholic Charities of Acadiana is one of many organizations helping bring relief to families impacted by the EF-2 tornado that swept through New Iberia two weeks ago. → Read More