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The father of Saints legend Bobby Hebert has passed away at the age of 81-years-old.

The Lafayette Diocese posted several photos of Father Michael Champagne and Deacon John Joseph of the Community of Jesus Crucified blessing the city.

Drew Brees has announced that he and his family will make a huge donation to the state of Louisiana during the coronavirus pandemic.

Nidal Balbeisi has announced that his business in Downtown Lafayette wants to feed UL students today (March 25).

Use the KTDY mobile app to nominate hardworking individuals that are in the frontline working all hours and putting themselves at risk with Covid-19.

Here are some of the items you should be cleaning in or around your home. If you're already doing this, be sure to share this reminder with others via social media.

One local artist is helping parents to keep their kids quiet during the COVID-19 outbreak.

The Zydeco Boss is making the most of the stay-at-home mandate.

A bride in Acadiana had to reschedule her wedding due to the coronavirus pandemic, but that did not stop her from spreading some cheer.

While we are all doing our best to "keep clean" during the coronavirus pandemic, there are a few things out in public that are not so clean.

Plans are in place to help assist hospitals in the event of them becoming overpopulated with sick patients.

The NFL has announced major changes to the 2020 draft scheduled for next month.

The Lafayette Parish School System has announced they will continue to feed students while schools are closed during the coronavirus pandemic.

Lafayette Mayor-President Josh Guillory has announced a Sunday afternoon press conference to address the threat of the coronavirus in and around Lafayette.

A run on gift cards could help keep Acadiana businesses in the green in the face of COVID-19.

Lt. Governor Billy Nungesser has a very important message for all of us in the state of Louisiana.

You can now add Downtown Alive to the list of events canceled in Lafayette.

LSU has announced that it will no longer have face-to-face instruction on campus.

Louisiana Comic Con has announced that they have decided to cancel Louisiana Comic Con for 2020.

Eunice Jr. High and Eunice Elementary have been evacuated due to a bomb threat.