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Effective immediately, the eastbound outside lane of U.S. 167 (Johnston Street), from Moncus Park to Bertrand Avenue, is closed due to a ruptured water line.

The Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development (DOTD) announced that on Tuesday, January 31, single lanes will be closed at the following intersections for a 2-hour duration to perform signal upgrades, weather permitting.

Broussard's City Councilman At Large Jeff Delahoussaye had an opportunity to meet the United States Speaker of the House of Representatives Kevin McCarthy in person.

Travel Expert, and Host Colleen Kelly returns for the seventh season of her successful PBS series, Family Travel with Colleen Kelly, where she highlights various unique destinations and showcases each entertaining and educational activities for people of all ages. 

It is with deep sorrow and regret that we report the passing of longtime City of Broussard Mayor Charles Langlinais early Tuesday morning.

Fifth grade teacher Corrie Campbell at the Green T. Lindon Elementary School in Youngsville is a recipient of a national education award of $25,000 through the Milken Educator Awards.

Two resolutions were approved at last night's Broussard City Council Meeting.

Due to the possibility of heavy rainfall, sandbags are available at several locations in Lafayette Parish.

Around 4 a.m. this morning, the city discovered a 6” water line break at the intersection of South St. Pierre and West Monroe Streets in Broussard.

Concerned parents of Southside High School (SHS) students met this afternoon to discuss the lack of having a stadium for the school.