evictions

Residents of a Lafayette apartment are a bit upset right now, and rightly so, after they received notice that at some point over the next 45 days, they'll be given 5 days to vacate their apartment.

The program can help landlords recover rental arrears from as far back as April of last year.

When Sonja Lee opened the letter taped to her door, she discovered it was an eviction notice that read "Guess who's moving? You!!!" printed under an emoji waving goodbye.

LaToya Cantrell is asking the public to pitch in and pay landlords to stop evictions on their neighbors.

Should government support come to an end in a few weeks Louisiana could be looking at a wave of evictions.

In an effort to help of work Louisianians during the COVID-19 pandemic Governor John Bel Edwards mandated the suspension of all evictions. That suspension is set to expire June 16, and here's what you need to know.

Eviction hearings had been put on hold because of the coronavirus pandemic. Some of those hearings will be allowed to proceed beginning Monday.