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Lafayette City Parish Councilman Kenneth Boudreaux joined The KPEL Morning Report today to give listeners an update on the grant program process and the latest with Greyhound.

A caller to the KPEL Morning Report responded when Bernadette Lee and Ken Romero started talking about a news story about the amount of internet addresses that are left.

Tootie Landry talks about the Chinese New Year in this edition of "Not Necessarily The News."

The biggest cold front yet this winter has Acadiana fire fighters on edge.   Alton Trahan with the Lafayette fire department tells KPEL news some leading causes for tragic fires are people trying to stay warm from a pot on the stove, an open oven door, or a space heater, especially older models that do not have safety features...

  Grant money for external agencies is expected to be the most talked about issue among Lafayette city parish council members tonight.  KPEL's Suzanne Ferrara explains.

7th District Congressman Charles Boustany spoke with Bernadette Lee and Ken Romero talking calls about the healthcare reform law.

Scott Brazda sits down with Susannah Craig, executive director at Camp Boncoeur, about the upcoming event, Trivia Night, and the children it will benefit.

Scott Brazda sits down with Jaci Russo for this week's edition of Brand Buzz.

Governor Bobby Jindal and his administrative team are looking at ways to make cuts to the 1.6 billion dollar budget deficit.  State Senator Elbert Guillory says he thinks UNO and SUNO should be consolidated.

Rachel Menard joined The Moring Report to explain to listeners how they can help raise mone for a school in Milton.

3rd District Congressman Jeff Landry joined The Morning Report today to give an update on this week's committee meeting concerning the final report from The Oil Spill Commission.

Lafayette City Parish President Joey Durel joined The Morning Report to talk about efforts to rid the city and parish of blighted properties, and the latest in crime fighting technology in the city.

Governor Bobby Jindal joined the KPEL Morning Report to discuss legislation he supports to crack down further on human trafficking.

There are higher than usual reports of Acadiana residents being treated at area emergency rooms because they've contracted the flu.

Wingin' It Wednesday panelists Warren Caudle, Carol Ross and Mike Stagg joined the show to discuss the President's State of the Union Address & the exit of Carol Browner.

Erica Fontenot, spokeswoman for the Small Business Development Center at ULL, tells KPEL there is a great new seminar in February for people who are thinking of opening a business.

Lafayette Congressman Charles Boustany spoke to Bernadette Lee and Ken Romero during The Morning Report about tonight's State of the Union Address by President Barak Obama.  He then added his thoughts on Carol Browner.

The Lafayette Police Department unveiled an armored Brinks truck loaded with high-tech camera surveillance equipment.

Hundreds of Acadiana pro-lifers, including high school students, converged at the National Mall today for the March for Life Rally in D.C.

The defacto drilling moratorium that exists in the state is giving businesses, that's according to U.S. Senator David Vitter.  Vitter spoke to Bernadette Lee and Ken Romero on the Morning Report.