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Lafayette Parish school leaders give ‘State of the District Address’ Original

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By Britt Lofaso Verified
| KLFY-TV (Lafayette, LA) Verified
LAFAYETTE, La. (KLFY) — The Lafayette Parish School Superintendent and other leaders gave their annual state of the district address Wednesday evening at Lafayette High School. They highlighted accomplishments in the past year and talked about priorities for the current school year.
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Louisiana gets $180 million in META lawsuit settlement; AG plans to use money to protect children online

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By Britt Lofaso Verified
| KLFY-TV (Lafayette, LA) Verified
BATON ROUGE, La. (KLFY) — Louisiana is getting a $180-million settlement from META, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, according to Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill. She plans to use portions of that money to protect young people from child predators online. The settlement for Louisiana comes from a bigger $12-billion settlement with META, stemming from a lawsuit brought by 47 states.
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Family speaks after Lafayette teen is killed, “is it bad to want to know why?” Original

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By Britt Lofaso Verified
| KLFY-TV (Lafayette, LA) Verified
LAFAYETTE, La. (KLFY) — The family of a Lafayette teenager, shot to death nearly two weeks ago, is speaking out for the first time. The mother and sister of 15-year-old, Samuel Miley say they want the community to remember him as more than a headline. The rising sophomore at Northside High School loved basketball. His family says he was kind, quiet, funny, and the biggest protector of his four sisters and his mom.
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