Good Friday

It's Easter Weekend in Louisiana and a time honored tradition of the weekend is a crawfish boil. How much and are there enough to go around? We've got answers.

As beautiful as the weather forecast is for Louisiana today it might not be a good day at all to put your plants in the ground. Here's the reason.

The Easter weekend holds a lot of traditions for families across Louisiana, and some of those traditions have grown into full-blown myths over generations.

The biggest weekend of the crawfish season is upon us in Louisiana. Here's what you can expect to pay for this weekend's family gatherings.

Have you heard of these Good Friday superstitions because they are completely new to us?

In acknowledgement of Good Friday, a prayer parade is going on in Lafayette. The parade will go throughout Lafayette, so drivers could experience delays along the route.

There will be a threat of strong storms in the Lafayette area late Tuesday into Wednesday but by Good Friday skies should be sunny and clear.

The coronavirus threat has crawfish farmers searching for customers this Easter weekend.

If you grew up in south Louisiana and your grandparents were true Cajuns, you know better than to plant anything on Good Friday.

Lafayette residents using public transportation should be aware of the schedule for Good Friday.

This morning as my wife and I were discussing the family Easter weekend plans, I realized both our paydays fell on Saturday, April 15th. Normally, that means we would be paid on Friday but obviously Friday is Good Friday. Will banks be open in Louisiana on Good Friday? What about mail and Post Offices? Here's what I found out.

If you are in need of prayers on Good Friday, you can drive up to LAUMC and, without exiting the vehicle, receive prayers from members of that church.

A Lafayette Church is sharing their blessings and offering you a prayer "to go" on this Good Friday