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The "live action" version of The Lion King officially hit theaters today (7/19), and LSU put together their own video featuring Mike the Tiger and Coach Ed Orgeron to help celebrate.

The Stuller Family Foundation donated nearly $50,000 to support the efforts of the Lafayette Parish Sheriff’s Office Search and Rescue (SAR) Team on Friday.

Someone in Acadiana has a $50,000 Powerball ticket lying around and if they don't realize it soon, that money is about to be gone pecan!

Coffee Call beignets "specifically a step up from the famous Cafe du Monde".

19-year-old Jarinsky Jones of Lake Charles is considered ARMED AND DANGEROUS as Ville Platte Police continue to search for the final suspect.

There is a new documentary about Lafayette out and it's quite good.

UL athletic supporters, baseball fans and all who admired and respected Ragin’ Cajun coach Tony Robichaux will have an opportunity to honor the late coach and provide financial assistance for his family at the inaugural “Robe” Golf Tournament.

A Louisiana veteran of World War II has received an award from France for his actions during the war.

The couple that had the tree fall on their house during Hurricane Barry and then had bees attack them spoke to our media partners at KATC-TV 3.

A Marble Slab Creamery along with Great American Cookies will be opening up locations later this year in the Bayou Landing Shopping Center on North Lewis Street.

Though Tropical Storm Barry has passed, evidence of the storm’s strong winds and rain remain throughout the community.

The St. Martinville City Attorney could be directed to take legal action against the Mayor's husband in a special meeting scheduled for tonight.