LAFAYETTE, LA. (KLFY) – Here’s some of today’s top stories to know before you head out the door:

The City of Scott remains under a boil advisory this morning- but Acadiana High School will remain open. Officials say bottled water will be provided to students and restrooms will function properly.

The mayor of Crowley is still searching for a new fire chief. He says he wants to be sure he makes a fair decision when appointing a new leader to the fire department.

A shooting suspect is dead this morning following a standoff with authorities Thursday that lasted for hours. A motive for the shooting is unknown at this time.

President Donald Trump signed a trade agreement with China Wednesday committing China to purchase hundreds of billions of dollars in American goods and services. At Falcon Rice Mill in Crowley, they say this is an important step for the future of the rice industry.

The LSU Tigers have more National Championship celebrations this weekend! A parade will kick off the festivities Saturday at 11 am on the university’s campus.

Iberia Parish President Larry Richard officially swore into office Monday, and he says he has big plans for his second term. He wants to improve 400 miles of roads in Iberia Parish and bring in more businesses.

Acadiana is gearing up for the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday next week with several events this weekend- including in Lafayette and New Iberia.