Delivery

If you need to ship gifts to your loved ones, you probably want to be aware of shipping deadlines from some of the major carriers.

The Lafayette-based delivery company is teaming up with Flow Payments to sell and deliver legal marijuana.

Could Lafayette see alcohol delivery in its near future?

Two things the people in Louisiana love are FOOTBALL and FOOD.

The Girl Scouts are joining forces with Grubhub, Inc. to help make sure that cookie sales for 2021 are done safely during the pandemic.

If COVID-19 has put a crimp in your plans to get out and buy fresh shrimp or fish, you can now have fresh Louisiana seafood delivered right to your front door.

Domino’s is on a quest to hire 10,000 full-time and part-time workers to meet the demand for pizza delivery.

The ATC will prioritize the processing of all applications received.

Every time I see a video posted online of a crime being committed, I can’t help thinking to myself, “Don’t people understand they're almost always on camera??” Delivery drivers apparently get it...

Target announced yesterday the rollout of same-day delivery to many of its customers. And most of Lafayette Parish residents will be able to take advantage of this new service.

Yea, I'll take a large cheese pizza with two bottled Coronas and a shot of Fireball, please.

Rouses has announced that they will soon be part of the online grocery shopping and same-day delivery service Shipt and also Instacart, a similar service.

If you're going to shop online you can at least protect your investment. These suggestions will save you some hassle and heartache this holiday season.

If there’s one downside to internet shopping, it’s that you don’t get the immediate gratification of having an item in your hands the moment you buy it. But if eBay has its way, you could at least get some of your shiny new purchases within a few hours.

The delivery company FedEx is addressing the video that recently surfaced showing one of their own employees tossing a computer monitor over a fence while delivering it to a Southern California resident. The video went viral as soon as the customer posted it up on Youtube. Now, FedEx has issued an apology to their customer and have begun an investigation into this incident.