Phillip Boudreaux

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Lafayette

L'initiative Oui Aims To Encourage Every Day Use Of French And Help French Speaking Tourists

October 15th, 2019 The Council for the Development of French in Louisiana aims to encourage the use of every day life in Acadiana with the Oui Initiative. With the program, CODOFIL is cataloguing local businesses that can offer their services in french. Businesses like Cafe Reve in downtown Lafayette, if you ask for Emaleigh Ryan. "Bonjour ça...

Iberia

Motions To Recuse An Iberia Parish Judge Delayed Again

October 14th, 2019 Motions to recuse a judge from hundreds of criminal cases between Iberia, St. Martin and St. Mary Parishes have been delayed again. The Iberia Parish District Attorney's Office filed more than 200 motions accusing Judge Lori Landry of being biased against prosecutors. This morning an Iberia Parish judge heard 4 of the...

Iberia

Community Rallies In Support Of Iberia Parish Judge Lori Landry

October 11th, 2019 A community is rallying in support of an Iberia Parish judge after the district attorney filed hundreds of motions to recuse her from criminal cases. One of those motions against Judge Lori Landry was supposed to be heard this morning but it was postponed. Landry supporters are sending a message to the Iberia Parish District...

Election News

Lafayette Voters To Consider Rededicating Money From Library To Drainage And Parks And Rec

October 10th, 2019 At the very bottom of the long ballot in Lafayette Parish, voters will decide whether to rededicate money from the library to drainage and parks and recreation. The proposal aims to shift 10 million from the library, with 8 million going to drainage projects and the other 2 going to parks and rec. "We built up these surpluses....

Vermilion

Cole's Bayou Marsh Restoration Project Is Complete

October 9th, 2019 The Louisiana Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority has announced the completion of the Cole's Bayou Marsh Restoration Project in Vermilion Parish. The project has created 400 acres of marsh and nine water control structures just south of Intracoastal City. "It's much easier and cheaper to protect what you already have...

St. Landry

Driver Accused Of Killing Krotz Springs Man In 2017 Hit And Run Crash Pleads Guilty

October 8th, 2019 The driver accused of killing a Krotz Springs man in a fatal hit and run crash two years ago pleaded guilty this morning. There was a little sigh of relief for the parents of the victim, Aaron Quibodeaux after Brittany Coupel pleaded guilty to hit and run with a fatality and obstruction of justice. "I feel that some justice has...

Louisiana

Voters To Consider Several Constitutional Amendments On October 12th

October 7th, 2019 On October 12th, voters will consider whether to approve multiple constitutional amendments. One of the amendments determines whether to add LSU and Southern Lab and the Thrive Academy into the state's Education Excellence Fund. Dr. Steven Procopio of the Public Affairs Research Council of Louisiana says none of those schools are...

Lafayette

Acadiana Reacts To Supreme Court Decision To Hear Louisiana Abortion Law

October 4th, 2019 The Supreme Court is jumping in to decide the fate of a Louisiana law that involves doctors who perform abortions to have admitting privileges in nearby hospitals. Three years ago, the high court struck down a similar law in Texas, but that was before Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh were appointed to the Supreme Court. Those on...

St. Landry

St. Landry School Board Approves French Immersion Charter School

October 3rd, 2019 The St. Landry Parish School Board unanimously approved an application to allow a french immersion charter school to operate within its boundaries. The former Sunset High School building that has been shuttered for decades will now be transformed into the Academie Franco-Louisianaise de sunset. "It's a great way to bring education...

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