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Rayne has grand opening for new fire station

Rayne held a grand opening for a new sub fire station that will aid residents on the northside of the train tracks.

Rayne mayor announces boil advisory

Parts of the city of Rayne are under a boil advisory following a break in a 6 inch water main, according to Mayor Chuck Robichaux.

City of Rayne without power

The City of Rayne is experiencing a city-wide power outage thanks to the inclement weather passing through Acadiana.

Four-phase plan keeps Legion post alive in Louisiana

Legionnaire Blaine Dupont of Post 77 in Rayne has helped the post grow in membership and profit in less than a year. 

Louisiana Energy and Power Authority adds St. Martinville

The Louisiana Energy and Power Authority soon will provide wholesale electrical power to the City of St. Martinville. It is the ninth member city to receive its wholesale electrical power from LEPA.

Cool Schools: Martin Petitjean Elementary

Critical flushing program begins for City of Rayne

Rayne water plant undergoing "much needed" upgrade

Rayne water plant undergoing "much needed" upgrade Water is safe, no boil advisories Courtesy of MGN Online and last updated 2021-03-05 21:31:18-05 RAYNE, La. — The City of Rayne's water treatment plant is undergoing a system upgrade, which is leading to discoloration in the water that some residents are seeing, according to officials. After receiving tips regarding the water quality in the city, KATC reached out to Mike Judice, the Water & Waste Superintendent for the City of Rayne, who said that the 60-year-old system is undergoing a $2.3 million "much needed" upgrade. Part of the improvements is the replacement of the water treatment clarifier, which acts as a large filter where the water is treated by adding a polymer and lime. The process removes the iron and manganese from the water, Judice said.

Four shootings Friday in Rayne believed to be linked to 2019 homicide

Four shootings Friday in Rayne believed to be linked to 2019 homicide and last updated 2021-02-23 20:23:48-05 Rayne Police responded on Friday to multiple shooting incidents believed to be connected to a 2019 homicide. Police say the four shooting incidents took place within the span of an hour and thirty minutes. Officers responded to the first shooting at 8:20pm near 7th Street on Friday, February 19. Minutes later at 8:27 pm officers were called to the intersection of Hoffpauir Street and Haley Alley to investigate a "shots fired" call. They say that an hour and 30 minutes later, at 9:50 pm, a 15-year-old was shot on W. Edwards Street.