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DoorDash has released a survey of what people in Louisiana like to have delivered to their homes. The top choice isn't what you'd expect but it makes sense.

Fans of student-athletes in Louisiana now have the chance to support players and cheerleaders just by staying at home.

ASAP, the new brand, will continue delivering food, but also include other items in the future.

The Lafayette-based food delivery company has plans to expand into even more NFL stadiums later this year.

Waitr has announced they are rebranding and changing its name to ASAP. The name change also means the app will begin delivering much more than just food.

Waitr announced yesterday that it will start bringing your concession food directly to your seat when you attend the Ragin’ Cajun home baseball games. This service will start today, Friday, May 6, 2022.

Many Louisiana residents will leave the cooking to someone else on Sunday. Here's what we're ordering for the big game.

Waitr has announced they're offering free delivery to Lafayette residents ahead of Ida.

If you could rename Waitr, what would you call it?

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.

What's worst than your WAITR order not showing up on time?

Waitr has just announced they are now offering alcohol delivery in Lafayette.

Already this fall over 800 school blood drives have been cancelled, and this has resulted in a whopping 27,000 potential uncollected donations

Waitr has announced they are offering free grocery delivery to help Lafayette area residents in need of help prepping for Hurricane Delta.

The chairman and CEO of Louisiana-based food delivery service Waitr says there are plans to increase cash flow as the company reported it was over $290 million in the red last year.

With the current restrictions on dining in, Waitr is offering a few things to make it easier to get food.

This layoff affects all company drivers in all area markets, including Lafayette and other cities across Louisiana.

Drivers will now have to agree to terms that limit their ability to file class-action lawsuits against the company and waive their right to disputes with Waitr.