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By: Scott Yoshonis
Police have confirmed that human remains found in Ville Platte Dec. 23 are those of Keabreonna “KeKe” Doucet.
KLFY is covering the Blizzard of 2025 with wall-to-wall coverage throughout the day.
Travelers looking to fly in or out of Lafayette Regional Airport Tuesday will need to make other travel plans.
LAFAYETTE, La. ( KLFY ) — Lafayette Regional Airport will remain open Tuesday and Wednesday, but officials said flights may be delayed or canceled due to the impending winter weather.
Posted: Updated: VILLE PLATTE, La. ( KLFY ) — Police have confirmed that human remains found in Ville Platte Dec. 23 are those of Keabreonna “KeKe” Doucet
Lafayette Utilities System has issued a Boil Water Advisory for residents and businesses in the area north of I-10.
Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries said enforcement agents successfully rescued two stranded hunters this morning in St. Martin Parish during the winter snow storm.
According to a Facebook post by the St. Mary Parish Sheriff’s Office, a curfew is declared starting at 5 p.m. today. It will be in effect until 7 a.m. Wednesday morning.
Trash pickups in Lafayette Parish scheduled for Wednesday have been postponed, authorities said.
Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries officials said enforcement agents received information around 9:40 a.m. Tuesday about four stranded hunters on the Atchafalaya Delta Wildlife Manageme…
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