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Lafayette Police Corporal Paul Mouton joined "Mornings With Ken & Bernie" today to talk about a gathering Lafayette Police held yesterday to discuss the growing problem of copper thefts.

On "Mornings With Ken & Bernie" Fox News Radio's Rich Johnson reported from Washington D.C. on the latest sentiments about the arguements over whether or not to raise the country's debt ceiling.

KPEL's Jeremy Lawrence, host of "Your Afternoon Drive Home," talks with Congressman Jeff Landry about why he declined President Obama's invitation to the White House.

Lafayette City Parish President Joey Durel was in this moring on "Mornings With Ken & Bernie" to talk about the latest with city/parish business.  Durel talked briefly about the behind the scenes work still going on for the transformation of the UL Horse Farm into government hands to turn it into a park.

A measure that would allowed for concealed weapon to be carried on campus at colleges and universities failed in the Louisiana Legislature this week.   On "Mornings With Ken & Bernie" law enforcement official Frank Ellis spoke with the show hosts about what current law allows or does not allow with concealed weapons.

A fundraiser for Special Olympics Louisiana, an education account for your family and the chance to study abroad if you wish; these are just some of the things that you can do if you are this year's recipient ScholarWise winner.

The debt ceiling vote, Sarah Palin & Chris Christie all made the list as topics to be debated by the Wingin It Wednesday panelists today.

On today's "Mornings With Ken & Bernie", Fox Newsradio's Todd Starnes joined the program to give an update on Sarah Palin's "One Nation" bus tour.  Starnes says the fact that their is no written itinerary is upsetting some reporters.

3rd District Congressman Jeff Landry joined "Mornings With Ken & Bernie" to talk about today's vote in the U.S. House concerning extending the debt ceiling.

State Representative Rickey Hardy joined "Mornings With Ken & Bernie" to be the guest for "Acadiana Live".  Hardy is part of the Acadiana delegation at the State Legislature.

It has been two and a half months since the early March tornado in Rayne.  The Acadia parish town had damage to, or destruction of, 100 homes.  A young mother lost her life after she through herself on top of her son to save his life.

Fox News has been following a story about a soldier from the Long Island area who died in combat.  This year, as Todd Starnes reports, his fellow soldiers, decided to reunite to celebrate the soldier's life.

"Lafayette Live With Joey Durel" today also featured Charles Landry, an attorney who has help to craft HB 531 .  House Bill 531 is legislation aimed at creating the five member Lafayette Redevelopment Authority.  The Tea Party of Lafayette opposes the legislation for a variety of reasons including that they believe the legislation is too broadly written, and they believe it would be a bo

Today's Wingin It Wednesday segment featured Mike Stagg, Carol Ross and Warren Caudle finding common ground about a bill that passed out of the Louisiana House.

The Tea Party of Lafayette is opposing House Bill 531 by State Representative Joel Robideaux would create a five person appointed "redevelopment district" for blighted properties.  Joyce Linde with the Tea Party of Lafayette explains in her morning interview the many reasons that members do not want to see this legislation get out a State Senate Committee.

7th district Congressman Charles Boustany joined Ken Romero and Bernadette Lee on "Mornings With Ken & Bernie" to give an update on the latest with expected flooding this week.  Boustany also spoke of the  nation's budget issues.

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There is a fundraiser this Thursday evening starting at 5 p.m. at River Ranch that will be tasty and helpful.  Don Authement and Russell Arceneaux joined "Mornings With Ken & Bernie" to talk about their hamburger fundraiser for the MS Foundation of Louisiana.

It's a terrible time for Alabama after a string of tornadic activity.  Local River Ranch businessmen and women have organized a relief fund and fundraiser today and tomorrow at Main Street in River Ranch.  Mike Blanchard spoke on the morning show:

Flooding up and down in Louisiana could mean that after all that wather makes its way out to the Gulf, the places were it collects could become major breeding grounds for mosquitos.  Glen Stokes talks to Ken and Bernie.