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NASA's new space telescope is doing well more than a week after liftoff, following a pair of problems overcome by ground controllers.

An innovative way to combat the lack of housing in Franklin, mobile tiny homes, are making their way to St. Mary Parish.

As of January 3, the number of total coronavirus cases reported in Louisiana increased by a record of 31,161 and there have been 15 new deaths, according to the Louisiana Department of Health.

LCG will hold a press conference Monday January 3, 2022, alongside parish law enforcement.

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Lafayette Judge Michelle Odinet has sent a letter to the Louisiana Supreme Court announcing her resignation as Lafayette City Court judge.

We've still got a couple of extremely warm days in Acadiana but there is a string of colder days finally in sight.

The Lafayette Fire Department says they have distributed all of the free at-home COVID-19 test kits.

More record challenging warmth is in the forecast for Acadiana as we finish the week and calendar year, but a strong front arriving late Saturday may bring some stormy weather, eventually winter temperatures, and perhaps the coldest readings of the season Sunday into Monday.

At the stroke of noon on New Year's Eve, there's one place you want to be with your kids. Abby Breidenbach shares more on Friday's "New Year's Noon" celebration at the Children's Museum of Acadiana in Downtown Lafayette.