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
Amneal To Donate Medicine To Louisiana
Dr. Steve Nelson the Dean of LSUHSC School of Medicine, says this donation allows them to begin the clinical trials to try to figure out how hydroxychloroquine may help to free the lungs from the Coronavirus.
Senator Kennedy Announces Grant For Louisiana
According to Kennedy, after the President declared a national emergency, funds became available under the Stafford Act.
Secretary Of State To Halt April Elections
After the emergency declaration was made in the state, Ardoin says they decide to make this move.
Church Is Probably Not Cancelled, But Check
Remember to wash your hands.
U.S. Capitol To Close To Public
The closure will last through April 1.
Louisiana Forms Coronavirus Task Force (VIDEO)
The COVID-19 Task Force will be giving out information statewide on the Coronavirus.
Former New Orleans Sportscaster Dies In Prison
The sportscaster was 82 years old.
Louisiana Congressman Sends Letter To Adam Schiff About Leaks
Johnson wants Schiff to state what he will do to prevent leaks.
Suspect In Scott Stuffs Items Down His Pants
The suspect is thought to be about six feet tall.
Comeaux High School Student’s Family Issues Statement Following Death
The Comeaux High student who was shot over the weekend has died from his injuries. Charges against both teenage suspects have been upgraded to 1st Degree Murder.
State Superintendent Of Education Search Takes Shape
Superintendent John White's last day at his post is going to be March 11, 2020.
Louisiana Ranks As One of The Worst Places to Raise a Family
The new WalletHub study ranks our state at 48th out of 50 when it comes to putting down your roots.