KLFY.com Articles: March 2, 2015

Netanyahu says no disrespect intended by speech to Congress UL nabs nine journalism awards Woman wanted for 94 counts of identity theft Funds run low for downtown police detail Petition circulating to keep Holy Trinity open Free At-home Screening for Colorectal Cancer Jindal budget links college financing to uncertain proposals Residents in Natchitoches find KKK letters in their front lawns Observations: Five mid-majors to watch at NCAA tournament time Lafayette adding Neighborhood Cameras in 52 locations Construction underway on St. Julien Park in Broussard Bracketology: What data is relevant and what isn’t Bill Cosby entertains 1,000 Friday Lafayette musician writes song for Cancer Journal Project Teachers/students confident in Petroleum Engineering Department at UL Lafayette regarding job placement City-Parish council gives parish president “go-ahead” to start appraisal process Lawsuit alleges Exxon denied more claims than paid Baton Rouge man tosses infant to ground to escape officers Deadly bacteria release sparks concern at Louisiana lab This Morning from CBS News, March 2, 2015 Police: Store complaints led to Friday mall brawl Miller convicted of negligent homicide in girlfriend’s death “It’s not a girl issue, it’s a wrestler issue” Bracketology: What data is relevant and what isn’t NCAA Basketball Conference Tournament Schedule Acadiana Arrest Reports African American History Parade held in Lafayette Opelousas man killed in single vehicle crash