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Tre Francis

Tre Francis

Verified

Reporter, KATC-TV (Lafayette, LA)

Lafayette

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Business, Breaking news, entertainment , weather, race , culture , sports, politics , international news

Doesn’t Cover

I do not cover hate speech.

Journalist Type

Seniority Positions

Medium Formats

Content

Total articles 199

  • Lafayette Parish prepares for Tropical storm Francine

    By Ange Toussaint, Tre Francis Verified| KATC-TV (Lafayette, LA) Verified LAFAYETTE PARISH — As Lafayette braces for the impending Tropical Storm Francine, Mayor-President Monique Boulet urged residents to take precautions and prepare for potential impacts. “If you are living in low-lying areas or mobile homes, we ask that you make provisions to get to higher ground,” Boulet said during a news conference on Monday. At 10:45 a.m., Mayor Boulet declared a state of emergency for Lafayette Parish, citing the threat of widespread damage and injury.

    By Ange Toussaint, Tre Francis Verified · KATC-TV (Lafayette, LA)

    Sep. 09, 2024

  • Flooding in Eunice; which roads to avoid

    By Tre Francis Verified| KATC-TV (Lafayette, LA) Verified EUNICE, La. — Due to high water, Eunice Police Chief Kyle LeBouef is asking motorists to avoid certain roadways. Highway 190 from St. Mary to MLK Drive on the east side of Eunice is flooded, according to Chief LeBouef. Drivers are also asked to avoid N CC Duson near Magnolia and South CC Duson near the Eunice City Hall complex. "Please do not attempt to drive through it," said LeBouef. "We have numerous vehicles that are stalled in that area. Please use an alternate route.

    By Tre Francis Verified · KATC-TV (Lafayette, LA)

    Jul. 21, 2024

  • Lafayette Parish prepares for Tropical storm Francine

    By Ange Toussaint, Tre Francis Verified| KATC-TV (Lafayette, LA) Verified LAFAYETTE PARISH — As Lafayette braces for the impending Tropical Storm Francine, Mayor-President Monique Boulet urged residents to take precautions and prepare for potential impacts. “If you are living in low-lying areas or mobile homes, we ask that you make provisions to get to higher ground,” Boulet said during a news conference on Monday. At 10:45 a.m., Mayor Boulet declared a state of emergency for Lafayette Parish, citing the threat of widespread damage and injury.

    By Ange Toussaint, Tre Francis Verified · KATC-TV (Lafayette, LA)

    Sep. 09, 2024

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KATC-TV (Lafayette, LA)

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States

'+1 337-235-3333