KLFY.com Articles: March 29, 2020

Mandatory curfew in Ville Platte starts Monday Prosecutor: Man charged with felonies for claiming to spread COVID-19 to shopping carts, police car Sun Belt Conference creates COVID-19 Advisory Panel to aid in decision-making PHOTOS: Famous people who have died from coronavirus Inmate at Louisiana Correctional facility dies of coronavirus ‘Taco Tuesday’ Taco Bell plans to feed America this Tuesday Louisiana sheriff deputies stand in as pallbearers for grieving families during graveside services Part Five: Disappointing end to 2020 season for LSU baseball John Prine in critical condition with COVID-19 symptoms First glimpse inside Louisiana’s makeshift hospital during coronavirus pandemic Acadiana family hopes for changes to COVID-19 screening/testing guidelines The Latest: Trump extends federal stay-at-home guidelines another 30 days AG Barr tells federal prisons to send older inmates home in response to coronavirus outbreak Trump, White House task force extend coronavirus guidelines to April 30 Country Artist Joe Diffie dead from coronavirus at age 61 Texas Governor orders self-quarantine for anyone traveling into state from Louisiana Mapping the spread of COVID-19 by sampling human waste in US sewer systems Ignaz Semmelweis, the pioneering doctor behind hand-washing Singer-songwriter Jan Howard dies at 91 Hundreds at Louisiana church flout COVID-19 gatherings ban St. Martinville changes City Hall drive-thru hours Couple gets married via live stream after canceling wedding due to coronavirus Counties without coronavirus are mostly rural, poor Relief package billions can’t buy hospitals out of shortages President Trump aims to reopen the country amid surge in COVID-19 cases NOPD issues ticket, arrest warrant after breaking up funeral repast with 100 people, live band Mnuchin says checks from coronavirus bill coming “within 3 weeks” Gov. Edwards calls on feds to send ventilators from national stockpile as coronavirus cases rise Dr. Fauci warns U.S. could see over 100,000 deaths Mahoning County engineer says flushing wipes can lead to flooded basements