Monique Blanco Boulet

Lafayette Parish Mayor-President Monique Boulet is declaring a state of emergency for the parish, ahead of an impending possible hurricane later this week.

Lafayette Consolidated Government CAO says they have 200+ open positions they need to fill. If you're in need of a job and fit the qualifications, apply now.

The African American Heritage Foundation of Lafayette is set to celebrate two decades of cultural pride and heritage with its 20th Annual African American Heritage Parade.

Lafayette Police Chief Judith Estorge issued a written and video message about how she plans to tackle violent crime, especially after a record year for murder.

Lafayette Mayor-President Monique Blanco Boulet took office. She is joined by a new leadership staff who assume the most important administrative responsibilities.

Voters in Lafayette Parish, Louisiana will be going to the polls during the Early Voting Period (November 4-11 excluding Sunday and Friday) and on Election Day (November 18) looking to settle the race for Mayor-President.

Former candidate Jan Swift has announced who she will be voting for in the upcoming Lafayette Mayor-President runoff election on November 18.

Monique Blanco Boulet will run as a Republican against Mayor-President Josh Guillory and Attorney Jan Swift.