St. Martinville

The Kiwanis Christmas Parade has been axed due to the high price tag involved to make sure everyone is safe.

Authorities tracked down the five suspects in a Natchez, Miss. motel Friday night.

It is unknown if impairment is a factor in the crash.

This year's parade permit was revoked because Police Chief Calder Hebert determined the city would need at least $200,000 for barricades and police security.

The saga of the cancelled St. Martinville parade continues.

Today a federal judge said the Sheriff did not have a role in this legal matter.

Though St. Martinville officials decided to cancel the city's Mardi Gras parade, there's still a chance it could happen.

Some residents in St. Martinville are upset and protesting in the wake of their 55-year-old Newcomer's Mardi Gras parade being cancelled.

Rain is the reason for the postponement of St. Martinville's Christmas parade.

Multiple fights and the shooting ensued as a large crowd exited the building just after midnight.

The St. Martinville Tourism group says although two events in the area have been cancelled, there are more events to look forward to related to the Acadian culture.

All businesses, dignitaries, queens, families and interested individuals are invited to participate in the 2014 St. Martinville Kiwanis Club Christmas Parade by sponsoring a float or a marching unit.

St Martinville has several wonderful events scheduled for the holiday season, including the Christmas Parade on December 14 at 2:00pm.

A St. Martinville family is turning to the community for help after losing everything in a house fire.

The St. Martin Sheriff's Office needs your help looking for 23-year-old Trey Mikel Marceaux of St. Martinville, who is wanted on an outstanding warrant.

The convicted criminal used a razor to slit his throat and wrists.

The deputy was responding to a domestic disturbance.

This includes the danger areas in the Stephensville and Belle River areas.

Kick up the heat and your heels at the 21st Annual Kiwanis Pepper Festival on Friday, September 14, 2012 from 5pm to 11pm and Saturday, September 15, 2012 from 10am to 12am on New Market Street along the Bayou Teche.

I am hoping that this was just a 'typographical' error, but I'm a fairly optimistic person, and am not correct very often....