Jasmine Dean

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LAFAYETTE, La. (KLFY) — Louisiana’s 6th District Representative Cleo Fields is touring his district to meet with constituents, and earlier today, he made a stop in Lafayette. Fields says it’s important to him to meet the people in his district. “People want to talk to their members of Congress,” Fields said. “I want to talk to them, and I want to hear what they have to say most importantly.”Congressman Fields invited the public to attend a town hall meeting he held during his district tour.

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RAYNE, La (KLFY)– Haseya’s New Beginning Animal Rescue has expanded and is now offering more services to the animals they’re on a mission to save. What looks like an ordinary shipment container is a surgical center at Haseya’s New Beginnings Animal Rescue. Tanya Brown with Haseya’s says the new surgical center is an excellent addition to the animal rescue because there’s nothing in the area like it. She also says this is major for the facility as they are now able to offer more services.

2 weeks ago | klfy.com | Jasmine Dean

RAYNE, La (KLFY)– Haseya’s New Beginning Animal Rescue has expanded and is now offering more services to the animals they’re on a mission to save. What looks like an ordinary shipment container is a surgical center at Haseya’s New Beginnings Animal Rescue. Tanya Brown with Haseya’s says the new surgical center is an excellent addition to the animal rescue because there’s nothing in the area like it. She also says this is major for the facility as they are now able to offer more services.

2 weeks ago | klfy.com | Jasmine Dean

ACADIA PARISH, La (KLFY) — Home and business owners in Acadia Parish are still recovering from the heavy rainfall that caused flooding. It’s been nearly two weeks since flooding damaged homes, vehicles, and businesses. News 10 spoke with the Governor’s Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness on what to do when faced with natural disaster recovery and programs available for those affected.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Jasmine Dean

GRAND COTEAU, La. (KLFY) — In Grand Coteau a town hall meeting was held earlier this evening, and the public was invited to share concerns about the recent audit report and the issues found. KLFY was at the meeting when the town’s mayor, Patrick Richard, informed everyone that, the discussion on the audit report would have to be postponed. Grand Coteau’s recent audit report revealed 14 issues with the town’s finances.