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and last updated 2021-05-19 16:34:48-04 We have an update on the continuing investigation into a shooting that happened Tuesday in the 4400 block of University Ave. Officers responded to the scene in front of Karen's Grocery in Carencro at around 11:30 am on Tuesday, May 18. Records show that Brandrelon K. Ross, 20, of Lafayette, was booked by Carencro Police with illegal use of weapons, illegal possession of a firearm with obliterated serial number, felon in possession of a firearm, aggravated criminal damage to property, use of a firearm in a firearm-free zone, and obstruction of justice. H...

Police continue searching for missing man whose vehicle was found flooded Divers will continue search on Thursday Police continue searching for missing man whose vehicle was found flooded and last updated 2021-05-19 23:32:24-04 The Maurice Police Department are searching for a missing man after his vehicle was found flooded near a coulee on Etienne Road following severe weather on Monday. Crews have called off the search Wednesday night because members of the Lafayette Parish Sheriff's Office Search and Rescue (SAR) Team were unable to breathe in the high water in the culvert, Maurice Police ...

One arrested, two wanted following shooting incident in Carencro and last updated 2021-05-18 20:03:02-04 Carencro Police and the Lafayette Parish Sheriff's Office are currently investigating a shooting incident in the 4400 block of University Ave. Officers responded to the scene in front of Karen's Grocery in Carencro at around 11:30 am on Tuesday, May 18. "Im standing up right outside the car, got somebody in a car, my cousins in the car, we hear bop bop bop bop, all hit the ground" Markcody Arceneuax said. Markcody Arceneaux said he was outside of the store when it happened. "We all hit the...

GETTING ANSWERS: When will water rates change in Delcambre? and last updated 2021-03-02 19:54:40-05 DELCAMBRE, La. — People in Delcambre may notice a higher water bill soon. The city has been working since 2017 to change their system from a fixed rate to a pay-for-what-you-use system. That project was only expected to take two years, but the new system is still not in effect. City officials tell KATC it is 40 water meters throughout the city that aren't reading properly holding up the switch. Residents should expect their new meters to be working by next month. "We're still on a fixed r...