KLFY.com Articles: October 27, 2016

Investigators working overtime after 2 murders in New Iberia 2 days Leaders of Oregon standoff acquitted of federal charges, lawyer tackled in court Body of Opelousas woman found in vehicle at St. Landry Parish truck stop Fortune Road to close for road overlay St. Landry Chamber of Commerce hosts active shooter seminar Comeaux High baseball team holding golf tournament benefit QUIZ ME! Trick-or-Treat Edition Mom’s powerful message after 12-year-old daughter dies from flu New York high school student beat principal because his mom died, lawyer says “Careers on Wheels” giving Carencro Elementary school students a new experience Kevin Gates will not perform at Voodoo Fest due to “unforeseen incarceration” Lafayette Parish deputies looking for “Kool Bandit” Iberia Parish Sheriff’s lieutenant pleads guilty in inmate’s beating Jena woman charged after camper burns down killing 6-year-old daughter Lafayette Voters Get an Early Start For the 2016 Election Bible to be read cover-to-cover with out pause publicly in St. Martinville Ragin’ Cajuns rally after death of player’s mom Louisiana has $313M deficit from last year Civil lawsuit: Jeremy Mardis ‘suffered immensely’ after ‘barbaric’ shooting Lafayette Police investigating shooting on Bellot Street Man arrested in Lafayette for 2 cold case killings in Iberville Parish Death penalty sought against Raising Cane’s murder suspect Texas man arrested for thefts in Lacassine Iberia Parish Sheriff’s Office investigating early morning homicide on Field Street Man wanted for Patterson shooting arrested by Lafayette Police Post-election unity? Clinton and Trump won’t say yet Acadiana Eats – Shade Tree Cafe Former NOPD detective shares his breast cancer survival story AAA: Children 4 times more likely to be hit by a car on Halloween Crack a cold one and celebrate National American Beer Day Barton lead Nuggets past Pelicans, Davis, 107-102 Family and community members honor returned Korean War soldier Mayor-President Joel Robideaux to spend more than $1.6 million to help make Lafayette more accessible