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On April 1, RIGID Constructors raised over $25,000 for the Gonzales Area Foundation at a fundraising event at The Great River Road Museum in Gonzales, Louisiana. The funds will go to the local Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center to further cancer care in...

The Current continues its coverage of City-Parish drainage project issues, reporting that Greg Logan had a connection to the family that owned a tract of land purchased for detention.

Port Houston has proposed a new import dwell fee to reduce container dwell time in port amid surging cargo volumes.In a recent…

Lafayette has tied up $13.5 million in federal funds in a drainage project that accounting consultants say it can’t spend that money on.

The Lafayette City Council unanimously voted to initiate an audit and investigation into drainage projects overseen by Mayor-President Josh Guillory.

Mayor-President Josh Guillory’s new pace of government may have Lafayette out $22 million for a drainage project the state says it may not reimburse.

The Guillory administration's methods of obtaining land for drainage projects is again called into question; a $22 million reimbursement is on the line.

Lafayettes City Council will vote on an audit and investigation of embattled drainage projects overseen by Josh Guillorys administration.

The Guillorys rental company has raised questions in recent weeks, and public statements by the couple have left some unanswered.

An LCG contractor blocked the Vermilion River for hours without a permit while removing spoil banks in February, potentially violating federal law.