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Ernest J. Gaines, whose considerable imprint on American letters and culture rests on his examinations of race, class and poverty, will be depicted on a postage stamp to be issued in January.

Warm and breezy conditions will continue as we kick off the new week Monday. Expect a partly to mostly sky as highs push the low-mid 80s

The independent panel tasked with determining whether President Cyril Ramaphosa has a case to answer regarding the Phala Phala allegations has given MPs six days to submit information relevant to its assessment.

One man is now dead in Opelousas after shots rang out at the 100 block of S. Academy St. Police are still locating a suspect. The victim's identity will be released once direct family is notified.

Our chillier than normal weather pattern is now long gone and is being replaced by warmer, slightly more humid conditions

Five energy pitch innovators had the chance to showcase the latest innovations in technology today at the LAGCOE energy fest and one of those innovators walked away with 10 thousand dollars.

This was the second Army helicopter crash to occur in the state this month.

The large upper-level low that provided our early taste of winter will begin to lift away in the coming days

A Jeanerette man spoke with KATC about the moment his wife was shot and killed. Now he's working with organizers of a gun "buyback" initiative to try and prevent gun violence.

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