Alicia Zeringue, Director of Strategic Communications with Acadiana Symphony Orchestra and members of the 7 Bridges Band, stopped by News15 at Noon to share the details about their epic collaboration on March 7th.
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Mary-Allie Hebert, with Moncus Park, stopped by News15 at Noon to share the details on easy ways you can shoe your love to Moncus Park.
Ashley Moran, with the Acadiana Planning Commission, stopped by News15 at Noon, to share the details on Louisiana School Safety Week.
Lafayette Parish Teachers, Lian Cheramie and Alicia Chaisson, stopped by News15 at Noon to share the details of Little Amal, her journey and her stop in Lafayette.
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Sarah Wiehe, Owner of Pet Nanny Sarah LLC, joined NEws15 at Noon to share the details of her inaugural event honoring the pets in our lives that've crossed the rainbow bridge and celebrate the current four legged friends in our lives!
Laurie Fontenot, from Hunters For The Hungry, joined News15 at Noon to share the details on how you can help feed those in need across Acadian…
Ron Czajkowski, Safety Coordinator, Acadiana Transportation Safety Coalition, stopped by News15 at Noon to share the details on the latest safety campaign ahead of the Labor Day holiday.
In the hustle and bustle of Acadiana, where an average of 83 murders occur every year, a more insidious killer lurks on the roads, taking far more lives than violent crime.
Distracted driving, fueled by the constant allure of mobile device, claims 146 lives every year on average.
Lolly Bourque, a grieving father who tragically buried his own son due to a distracted driving accident, advocates for change, urging everyone to put their phones down and pay attention to save lives.
His son Jesse was fatally struck by a truck driver that was on a personal call on Louisiana Highway 92 between Youngsville and Broussard. The driver didn't even notice the fact he hit Jesse on his motorcycle, and continued to drive away.
The alarming truth is that distracted driving-related fatalities far outnumber homicides in Acadiana, yet this crisis often remains overlooked.
Louisiana has a law on the books that comes with a $500 ticket for texting and driving, however it does not extend to posting to social media or even watching videos while an individual drives.
This loophole has created problems and the lack of enforcement may be contributing to more wrecks in Louisiana. Ron Cszajkowski is a retired Lafayette Police Officer and currently works with the Acadiana Planning Commission.
Louisiana State Representative Mike Huval of District 46 in St Martin Parish introduced a Hands-Free Bill aimed to close this dangerous loophole, but it faced opposition, citing concerns about infringement on personal rights.
Unfortunately the bill will need a new champion, because Huval is termed out.
Ron Czajkowski, Safety Coordinator for the Acadiana Transportation Safety Coalition, stopped by News15 at Noon to educate viewers on bus safety!
Youngsville Police Chief under fire as meth found at police department, new complaint petition filed
Multiple sources confirmed to "NEWS 15 Investigates" that Youngsville Police Chief Rickey Boudreaux is the target of an investigation involving meth use.