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WEBThe Current is a nonprofit news organization covering the politics and culture of Lafayette and southern Louisiana. Read the latest stories on hurricane Francine, local activism, awards and more.
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WEB4 days ago · The Current is a nonprofit news organization that covers local news, politics, culture and conversations in Lafayette, Louisiana. Find the latest stories on Himbola apartments, 17-year-old offenders, gun-free zones, infrastructure and more.
Community – The Current
WEBAt Lafayette’s Himbola Manor Apartments, residents say mold is harming their health. Louisiana law says landlords have an obligation to make homes liveable, including dealing with mold.
About Us - The Current
WEBThe Current is a local journalism outlet that covers stories that matter to the community of Lafayette and southern Louisiana. Learn about its staff, contributors, board of directors, funders, policies and partners.
Lafayette 101
WEB1: Lafayette is a Parish May 8th, 2023 | Season 1 | 13 mins 21 secs Lafayette Parish was established in 1823 and is now home to more than 240,000 residents.
News - The Current
WEBResidents of the affordable housing complex on Martin Luther King Jr. Drive have long voiced a litany of complaints: mold, inoperable air conditioners, lack of natural gas to operate stoves, plumbing backing up in bathtubs.
Health - The Current
WEBAccess to fertility treatment Louisiana is limited — the clinic is the only one providing IVF services in Lafayette. Restrictions on reproductive rights make it more difficult to recruit to the state.
2023 Budget Explorer • The Current
WEB2023 Budget Explorer About About. This visualization explores the first proposed 2023 Lafayette Consolidated Government budget. Check out The Current's full budget guide …
Civic Check-Up: How is Lafayette doing? – The Current
WEBAug 22, 2024 · During last year’s election coverage, we asked what issues mattered most to you, gauged how you felt about Lafayette and asked candidates how they planned to address those concerns. Some clear themes emerged. Hub citizens wanted to see progress on: Housing; Affordability; Jobs ; Quality of life
New year, new mayor — new direction? - The Current
WEBJan 10, 2024 · The new year has new Mayor-President Monique Blanco Boulet tacking a different direction for Lafayette Consolidated Government with a major overhaul to its leadership and a key shift on an issue that defined former M-P Josh Guillory’s single term.