Three blue states — Washington, Oregon and Colorado — conduct all of their elections through mail-in votes, and four red states— Wyoming, Montana, Utah and Alaska — are joining them this year in conducting their presidential primaries entirely thr
A number of metrics are being examined by experts to determine how successful, or unsuccessful, the nation’s response to the coronavirus pandemic has been thus far.
The Louisiana State University of Alexandria College of Business has released the latest issue of the CENLA Economic Dashboard.
During a lecture on the Molecular & Cell Biology and Immunopathogenesis of coronaviruses attended virtually by more than 125 people, Konstantin “Gus” Kousoulas, head of the Department of Pathobiological Sciences at the LSU School of Veterinary
LSUE will hold a summer session and plans are moving forward for fall session.
While classes have moved online for the current session, the summer session is usually about 80% online, Chancellor Nancee Sorenson said.
One clue to the future is the state Department of Motor Vehicles office is asking the city to do some work in the city-owned building.
A noontime Friday flyover of the Eunice and Opelousas hospitals saluted health care workers.
Anita Johnson, left, Beatrice Malveaux, and Delores Basile are at the Southeast Neighborhood Center Wednesday for a pick up of lunches provided free by Restoring God’s Glory Ministries.
Fly overs are planned at at Acadian Medical Center and Opelousas General Hospital on Friday to salute health care workers and honor the victims of COVID-19.
St. Landry Parish has extended a parish-wide adult and juvenile curfew until May 15 to coincide with the state’s stay-at-home order as part of the response to the outbreak of the coronavirus.