Lafayette Live

An avid animal rights activist, Morrissey claimed he could not go on the show along side avid hunters like the Duck Dynasty crew

Durel Urges Public Participation In Comprehensive Plan Forum

With Mardi Gras only days away, the buzz around Acadiana is palpable. Soon the barricades that have recently held up traffic around Lafayette will take center stage as streets fill with floats and revelers.

City-Parish President Joey Durel stopped by "Mornings with Ken and Bernie" for his weekly "Lafayette Live" segment today to discuss the failed millage proposal.

Superintendent Cooper says he wants to make sure any student who has dropped out has a shot to get back learning.

The Lafayette Consolidated Government will unveil their new University of Louisiana themed buses today. The buses feature a custom paint job that incorporates the University of Louisiana into the current "Fueled By Nature" theme.

The City-Parish President cited optimistic trends in the oil and gas industry as well as a healthy local economy as signs of an exciting 2013 for the parish.

Despite troubled economic times nationally, Lafayette continues to thrive.

When Louisiana's Ragin' Cajuns take on the ECU Pirates this Saturday in the Superdome, the New Orleans Bowl title will not be the only thing on the line.

Lafayette is in the running for a national contest that could win the city big bucks.

It all started with lawsuits.

The 5th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals turned down Patel's request to stay free while trying for a hearing by the U.S. Supreme Court.

The Lafayette Consolidated Government's Parks and Recreation department is considering a millage that would increase taxes for citizens within the city of Lafayette.

Lafayette's Comprehensive Plan will be a citizen generated, all-encompassing guidebook to connect the Lafayette of today to the Lafayette citizens hope to see in the future.

What will Lafayette look like in 30 years?

Downtown belongs to everybody. It's everybody's second neighborhood.

The pair of public servants came in to discuss the renewal of a $6 million dollar a year public safety millage that they say is crucial to maintaining their current level of service.

Chief Craft attempted to give us an idea of the amount of work that went into the massive investigation,

A fresh and energized Joey Durel joined "Mornings with Ken and Bernie" today for our weekly "Lafayette Live" segment eager to discuss the many events coming up in Lafayette Parish over the next few weeks.

Durel explains potential trashcan fines.