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Lafayette's food scene should be nationally renowned. It deserves to be, and here are the times it was.

KADN-TV makes major lineup changes, resulting in layoffs and program discontinuations.

Troy Landry had a run in with the law while out on the water and he was given two citations in the incident.

A man in Louisiana saw a FOX meteorologist about to start his report and that is when he showed his support for former President Trump.

Each Lafayette, Louisiana, TV station has seen its share of comings and goings, but only a handful of familiar faces spent a dozen or more, several more, years on screens.

LSU Women's Basketball Coach Kim Mulkey was spoofed during a recent skit on Saturday Night Live.

A Louisiana reporter and UL grad who began as a photographer and transitioned to a field reporter has traded in his microphone for a submarine.

After almost a year of renovating a Victorian home located next door to the famous Villas this home is ready for some prime-time TV.

Barbie Bassett, chief meteorologist at WLBT in Mississippi, hasn't been on the air in three weeks.

This Week 2 game is scheduled to kick off at 7:00 pm at Lambeau Field and you can catch the game on television and radio in the Acadiana area.

Ian Auzenne has a final message before signing off.

Two local TV anchors are also on the move.

The show told the story of a boy who was saved after he got sucked into a drainage pipe.

Some longtime viewers of Channel 3 got a surprised during Monday's episode.

A KLFY anchor is also moving out of news and into sales.

The local TV icon is being recognized for his years of service to the Acadiana and Gulf Coast regions.

More changes are coming for area TV stations.

We have the latest in Lafayette media comings and goings in this month's edition of "Changing Channels."

The revolving door of Lafayette news continues to spin.

A Lafayette meteorologist also celebrates his anniversary on the air.