What's making news in Acadiana this morning
 | BY MEGAN WYATT | Staff writer A group of social media sleuths is petitioning the state's top officials in an effort to change the legal caretaker of a Lafayette man in a vegetative state. Read more |
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 | BY CLAIRE TAYLOR | Staff writer The entire court file of Ian Howard, the man accused of fatally shooting Lafayette Police Cpl. Michael Middlebrook and wounding three others in 2017, has been sealed by 15th Judicial District Court Judge Valerie Gotch Garrett. Read more |
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 | BY BLAKE PATERSON | Staff writer Republican state lawmakers are lining up against a proposal from Louisiana's health department that would require students to get vaccinated against COVID-19 — or submit a written dissent — to attend schools, daycares and universities. Read more |
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 | BY CLAIRE TAYLOR | Staff writer The CEO of Vermilionville has resigned after months of pressure from some Bayou Vermilion District board members who twice attempted to fire him. Read more |
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 | Staff report Sun Belt Conference Championship tickets became available to the public at 10 a.m. Monday. Read more |
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 | BY MARK BALLARD and MIKE SMITH | Staff writers Low- and moderate-income homeowners in Lake Charles will get some financial help to fix the damage from storms that came ashore more than a year ago, under a program the state and city rolled out Monday. Read more |
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 | Keeping your home clean and sanitized is essential these days to try to keep germs out of the house. Mopping may not be the most fun chore … Read more |
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|  | If you've been missing your local coffee shop and their piping hot espresso, there's plenty of espresso makers, brews, and accessories you … Read more |
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|  | Exercise always seems like the last thing on the list that you can get done. Work, kids, chores — they all seem to come first. But ignoring… Read more |
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