Lafayette’s newest and most ambitious retail development in years opened this spring to much fanfare, but the business relationships that built it have unraveled in an acrimonious legal fight ...

LCG is one of several taxing bodies that have published notices in newspapers about the possibility of raising millages ...

A few hundred well-to-do folks inconvenienced by bike lanes on West Bayou Parkway want them removed. More than 2,000 cycling enthusiasts want them to remain. What ya gonna do, mayor? ...

Despite advice from legal counsel that its policy requiring students to stand for the Pledge of Allegiance is unenforceable and unconstitutional, the Lafayette Parish School Board voted 8-1 Wednesday to keep the policy on the books ...

The Louisiana Legislature has been ideologically partisan, no doubt, but never more so than in a little-known resolution that was quietly passed in May ...

Turns out those bike lanes on West Bayou Parkway are also a government conspiracy to help us be more sensible, courteous drivers ...

On the heels of a scathing report detailing how an un-elected board forgives billions in annual corporate property taxes that would otherwise go to schools and police at a cost of roughly half a million dollars for every job created, Louisiana Economic ...

The ambitious Tea Party state attorney general never lets a good culture war battle go to waste ...

The 3rd Circuit Court of Appeal has denied a writ filed by City Marshal Brian Pope seeking a review of the judgment handed down against him by District Court Judge Jules Edwards on March 24 ...

Through an un-elected, largely unaccountable board called the Commerce & Industry Board, Louisiana is forgiving roughly $16.7 billion in local governments’ property tax revenue for a cost of about $535,000 per job created ...