Dulac News

In just two months, President Barack Obama's administration will decide if the anti-dumping orders placed on the shrimp industries of five foreign nations should remain in place to protect fishermen and processors.

Imagine driving down Grand Caillou Road, between Industrial Boulevard and Thompson Road, without getting stuck in a mass of trucks and cars trying to turn.

For nearly a century, the homes and businesses between Golden Meadow and Fourchon have disappeared one by one, victims of sinking land, surging surf and the occasional hurricane.

Two local bridges are closed for repairs this week, one in Dulac and one in upper Little Caillou.

Voters will head to the polls today to decide the fate of two Terrebonne property taxes.

Convenience-store owner Bobby Blanchard is out $50. And he's not happy about it.

Coast Guard units from Louisiana to Florida are preparing to ensure search and rescue, environmental response, and recovery of the ports and waterways missions are met as Hurricane Ida approaches.

The former head of Terrebonne's landfills is accused of misdemeanor battery in connection with the alleged harassment of a 19-year-old woman employed by a parish contractor.

Early voting ends Saturday in advance of the Nov. 14 election, which includes two property-tax renewals in Terrebonne Parish.

By elevating homes, building new communities and evacuating together ahead of storms, members of a local American Indian tribe are adapting to their ever-eroding surroundings.

A mother was arrested after she allegedly drank beer before disciplining her son, causing her to lose control, authorities said.

Tim Davenport watches as a section of a boat is removed from Bayou Terrebonne Wednesday afternoon below Montegut.

A man who languished unconscious for a week after allegedly being punched by his estranged son near a Dulac bridge died Saturday afternoon.

A 50-year-old Houma man has died after he was allegedly punched by another man in Terrebonne Parish.

HOUMA, La. - A grand jury in Houma has refused to indict a 27-year-old boater involved with a Gulf Intracoastal Waterway tubing death in July.

Since Hurricane Gustav, debris has been removed, roads and embankments repaired.

Terrebonne was ground zero for Hurricane Gustav, which did more structural damage in the parish than any storm since Hurricane Betsy.

Wallace Trosclair and other fishermen take part in a Friday morning protest outside Gulf Island Shrimp and Seafood in Dulac.

Wallace Trosclair and other fishermen take part in a Friday morning protest outside Gulf Island Shrimp and Seafood in Dulac.

More than a thousand shrimpers held a protest at the state capitol Tuesday to urge lawmakers to help with the low prices they're getting paid per pound.