phase 2

In a press conference today, Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards said that Louisiana needs to continue mitigating the risk of spreading COVID-19 through all of the measures that are currently in place.

Louisiana will remain in Phase 2 for 21 more days.

The Louisiana Office of Alcohol and Tobacco Control sent out a press release today detailing an update as it pertains to the modified Phase 2 plan that Governor Edwards has put in place with COVID-19 cases rise across the state.

Per a press release from the Lafayette Parish School System, as the state of Louisiana moves into Phase 3 of its reopening plan, the Lafayette Parish School System will remain in Phase 2 of their 2020-2021 Learn Lafayette Reopening Plan.

Since June 5th, Louisiana has been stuck in Phase 2. During that time, a statewide mask mandate was put in place by Governor John Bel Edwards on July 13th.

Since June 5th, Louisiana has been stuck in Phase 2. During that time, a statewide mask mandate was put in place by Governor John Bel Edwards on July 13th.

The Governor makes it sound like we'll be in Phase 2 for a while.

The State Superintendent of Education is working with local school districts to map out a plan that covers all of the "What-Ifs".

Details on how much and when are still very much up in the air but the President has committed publicly to the idea.

Louisiana is not moving to Phase 3 on Friday, June 26.

The increase in cases could delay the state's ability to enter Phase 3 of the recovery plan next week.

Live bands are back in Louisiana's bars, clubs, and restaurants with specific guidelines and restrictions. Here's what you'll want to know.

It's listed under "Occupant Capacity and Building Safety Rules" of the "Phase 2 - Restaurants, Cafes, Coffee Shops, Bars, Nightclubs, Breweries" guidelines

Red's has announced updated guidelines as they move into Phase 2 this Friday, June 5th.