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LAFAYETTE, LA — A powerful overnight storm dumped more than five to ten inches of rain across Lafayette Parish, leading to flash flooding that stranded vehicles, overwhelmed drainage systems, and shut ...

Streets and businesses across Lafayette and its surrounding parishes saw major flooding Thursday morning after a series of thunderstorms dumped inches of rain on the area. Nearly two dozen roads ...

Nissan on Thursday warned it expected to have posted a loss of 700-750 billion yen ($4.9-$5.3 billion) in the business year that ended in March, blaming asset write-downs and restructuring costs.

In the early hours of Thursday morning, Downtown Lafayette looked more like a bayou than a business district as flash flooding left streets underwater and shop owners knee-deep in water—literally.