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Students across the country have been protesting the war in Gaza on college campuses and the protesting has reached LSU.

In court today, charges of disturbing the peace and obstruction of public passages were dropped against Tara Fogleman Laxey in the BBQ protest dating back to August 30.

On August 30, Lafayette woman Tara Fogleman Laxey held an impromptu BBQ in front of Mayor-President Josh Guillory's home.

The U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Louisiana has announced via Twitter that a Lafayette man has been arrested in connection with the U.S. Capitol riots.

The Louisiana State Police say preparations are being made for planned protests this week at the State Capitol.

The FBI says they will continue to try to identify each person accused of crimes.

The "March to Save America" is happening outside the U.S. Capitol as lawmakers in Congress continue to debate the Electoral College count of the U.S. Presidential Election.

The black militia group called the Not F****** Around Coalition made the announcement they are planning to march in Downtown Lafayette on Saturday. WATCH Guillory address it.

A paramilitary organization has announced its plans to host a protest in downtown Lafayette this Saturday, October 3rd at Parc Sans Souci at 4:00 pm.

The city has endured several nights of protest in response to the shooting death of Trayford Pellerin at the hands of Lafayette Police officers.

With word that an armed militia could be on their way to Lafayette to protest the shooting of Trayford Pellerin, Congressman Clay Higgins had this to say.

We had a chance to sit with Lafayette Parish Sheriff Mark Garber to discuss the recent protests in Lafayette.

He was so bothered by the damage from the protests in his hometown that he grabbed a broom and trash bags in the middle of the night and just started cleaning the streets.

A man took his pet duck out for a walk or flight, however you want to put it, and it was all caught on camera.

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For the fourth time in five nights, protesters took to the streets of New Orleans in protest of the death of George Floyd in Minnesota.

In 1969, Fred Rogers did something on national television that was so moving and so bold that it made a statement then and is still teaching society today.

The donated protest signs will be used to create a lasting display of the power and passion of Sunday's demonstration. They're offering a free donut for each sign donated.

Ongoing protests across the United States has caused several national retail chains to announced they are closing some locations, or modifying hours.