Anna Fischer

“It’s tough,” said Paul Skrabonek, the family’s attorney. "It’s tough. I mean every time that I have to make a phone call about what’s going on in the case, they gotta relive this whole thing."

The new lab, which is three times the size of the original, is also working to secure operational funds as it prepares for its scheduled opening in August 2025.

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IBERIA PARISH (JEANERETTE) — On Friday, Dec. 6, local officials announced that Jeanerette Police Chief Dusty Vallot is resigning and that his last day would be Friday.

Residents filled the council chambers Monday night, pressing city leaders on what steps would be taken to keep them safe as crime continues and the police department undergoes leadership changes.

When asked, Mayor Carol Bourgeois said, “His application is still being processed.” Now, the lounge’s owner is demanding that action be taken--before taking legal action himself.

IBERIA PARISH (NEW IBERIA) — The Catholic High Panthers have earned a spot at the Ceasars Superdome in New Orleans for the Division III Select State Football Championship.

“I noticed something red on my hood,” said one woman. “As we got closer, I saw that it was completely covered in spray paint.” Luckily, one generous neighbor offered to clean it for free.

The $16 million project, led by Father Michael Rousso, has been largely funded by local donations and pledges.

Legal concerns from members of the Iberia Parish Council regarding the Veteran Memorial Building parking lot and funding for required upgrades continue to stall the process.