Anna Fischer

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Several storms reported followed by tornado warnings throughout Evangeline and Acadia Parish. Damage reported in Basile.

Several US-90 Westbound ramps are open again, following some lengthy construction. KATC spoke with a New Iberia business, who said they’re “relieved” the construction is complete.

Need a ride to go vote? Free rides to the polls are being offered in Iberia, St. Martin, St. Mary, and Vermilion Parishes.

Despite larger races concluding this election cycle, voters in New Iberia will return to the polls to decide the winners for Districts 2 and 5.

Students, staff, and parents walked and ran for a cause, with each lap generating pledges to benefit the school.

"I was just on the way home, and it just flew across my mind—something like this has to be brought to the school,” Founder Braylynn Gilbert said.

IBERIA PARISH (NEW IBERIA) — Despite the annual Veterans’ Day celebration being hosted by the city at Bouligny Plaza, Patricia Wesley with the All-American VFW Post 12065 said she wanted to host a separate event “that was more centered around the vets."

“It shouldn't be a spur-of-the-moment decision. They're a living animal, and can live up to 30-40 years so this is--quite frankly--a lifetime commitment, not just for you but for the horse."

IBERIA PARISH (NEW IBERIA) — After more than a decade of planning, fundraising, and construction, the Bayou Teche Museum's long-awaited expansion is nearly complete. The $4 million project, which began in 2011, will nearly triple the museum's size, with the upstairs portion of the Doc Voorhies Wing set to open to the public in 2025.