I have been in radio for over 20 years, all here in the Lafayette market. I started working in radio shortly after being hired for a news internship with KPEL radio in 1994. Kpel was a station everybody in the family listened to when I was growing up in Lafayette. I love radio, news, politics and obviously talking! I knew news might be for me as a kid when someone asked me if I had a favorite television show, and I answered, “60 Minutes”. When I’m not cracking jokes, poking fun at myself, or giving the public their daily dose of news, I’m at home spending time with my husband Chief, and the world’s greatest dogs, Marlie and Gracie. They are precious. I am passionate about family, friends, my community, news and politics.
Bernadette Lee
Louisiana’s U.S. Lawmakers Trying To Help Crawfish Farmers
Crawfish farmers are really hurting right now along with other farmers.
Share The Light For Healthcare Workers April 10
The sun will set at 7:33 p.m. on April 10.
Police Looking For Man Who Cashed Two Fake Video Poker Vouchers
The sooner you call the better as it's the first person with the information that leads to the suspect's incarceration that will end up earning the money.
Woman’s Death Being Investigated As A Homicide
The body was found in an area near Iota.
Body Of Pedestrian Found In St. Landry Parish
If you were a witness, please help authorities.
No Wake Zone In St. Martin Parish
Chester Cedars says people should be home anyway.
Effort To Help Acadiana Hospitality Workers
Coca-Cola and other local partners set this in motion.
Hit And Run Suspect Turns Herself In
The hit and run happened Sunday night at around 10 o'clock.
Lafayette School System Changing Meal Distribution
The deadline to register is Wednesday, April 1, 2020.
Gas Thief Being Sought In Acadiana
You can make up to a thousand dollars by giving information to deputies if your information is able to lead to an arrest in connection to the case.
Senator Kennedy Announces Grant For Louisiana
According to Kennedy, after the President declared a national emergency, funds became available under the Stafford Act.
Scott Police To Limit One On One Contact
You can contact the Scott Police Department for any non-emergencies by calling 337-233-3715.