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Lafayette's controversial red light camera program has been met with much backlash and criticism since its introduction only a few years ago. One of the ways citizens have rebelled against the program has been to simply not pay their bill.

Panelists discuss Harry Reid's comments about sequestration's impact on Marine operations, European Union taxation, and future growth of the Republican party.

Following Lafayette's discontinuation of fire dispatch services, the city of Broussard issued an inflammatory statement in response.

The ongoing dispute between the city of Lafayette and the city of Broussard is reaching new heights, with the attorney representing the City of Broussard now responding to Durel's comments made on Lafayette Live.

The panelists discussed Lafayette Parish's schoolboard Superintendent's recent controversial hire as well as the Obama Administration's stance on energy production.

Durel addressed lawsuit and how the Parish chose to pay the $3.4 million owed this morning on "Mornings with Ken and Bernie".

Wingin' It panelists discuss the Department of Health and Hospital's stance on deer meat, "paying for access", and New Jersey Governor Chris Christie's exclusion from C-PAC.

Wingin' It panelists discuss Governor Jindal's apparent presidential campaign tour across the nation as well as Al Gore's deal with Al Jezeera

Durel Urges Public Participation In Comprehensive Plan Forum

This Ash Wednesday edition of "Wingin' It Wednesday" panelists discussed the President's State of the Union address as well as Republican Marco Rubio and Tea Party member Paul Rand's response.

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.

This morning on "Wingin' It Wednesday" panelist discussed the S&P and the recent controversial memo from the Justice Department.

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.

Wingin' It Wednesday panelist discuss the controversy at the District Attorney's office, as well as the shortcomings of the Lafayette Parish School System.

Jacques Hebert, owner of Streamline Industries in Broussard, was highly offended upon hearing President Obama's infamous "you didn't build that" speech.

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 Wingin' It crew discussed President Obama's call for bi-partisan cooperation at his inauguration address, as well as the possibility of Vice President Joe Biden running for President in the future.

The President laid out 23 "executive actions" while calling for congress to put a ban on semi-automatic assault weapons and as well as more extensive background checks for gun buyers.

On this week's edition of "Wingin' It Wednesday", panelist Mike Stagg, Warren Caudle, and Carol Ross debated gun control, Hillary Clinton, and the possible raising of the debt ceiling.

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.