Ken Stickney

From the outset of Festivals Acadiens et Créoles, the annual tribute to Cajun and Creole music, Clifton Chenier has played a role, body and soul.

Brian Steffen can’t tell you the first time he encountered the topic of dinosaurs, but he remembers this important occasion in his life: Watching the 1993 movie, “Jurassic Park,” directed

RICHARD — Champions for the sainthood cause of Charlene Richard may complete the first phase of the work, local examination of her life and virtue, by autumn, the Rev. Taylor

The University of Louisiana at Lafayette has eclipsed the $200 million mark for annual research and development spending for the first time in its 125-year history.

Children may be back in school, but summer isn't close to being over. And those hoping for a break from prevailing heat warnings will have to wait a while longer.

The University of Louisiana at Lafayette's decade-long fundraising effort, “Together: The Campaign for the University of Louisiana at Lafayette,” has collected money or pledges for $400 million, more than 80%

The Rev. Stanley Begnaud’s more than two-decade career as an ordained priest in the Diocese of Lafayette is proving problematic for those he left behind.

Turn back history’s dusty pages and Lafayette’s past is revealed in bright colors, rich aromas and a cacophony of appealing sounds.

Longtime lawmaker and Port Arthur political titan Carl A. Parker passed away Friday. He was 89. Parker was born in 1934 on 15th Street in Port Arthur and left home to live elsewhere twice: the first time when he attended law school at the University of Texas — he graduated in 1958 — and the […]

Barry Ancelet, then 23 and a University of Louisiana at Lafayette student, was plenty worried on a stormy night at Blackham Coliseum 50 years ago this day. Stakes were high.