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 the world’s greatest dogs, Marlie and Gracie. They are precious. I am passionate about family, friends, my community, news and politics.
Bernadette Lee
The Deadly Truth about Impaired Driving Shows Sobering Statistics
You can report impaired driving by simply dialing *LSP on your phone.
Former U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell Has Died
Colin Powell was 84.
UPDATE: Child Found Unharmed, Alert Canceled
Police say the little boy was last seen at his home in Webster Parish at around 5 o'clock Sunday evening.
Regular BESE Board Meeting Ends in Chaos; What Happened?
Governor John Bel Edwards' mask mandate remains in effect until September 1.
Tragedy in an Area of Toledo Bend; Bodies Discovered After Drowning
The men's truck and trailer were found at a nearby boat launch.
Masks Mandated in New Orleans; Louisiana to Follow?
COVID hospitalizations continue rising.
Governor Edwards Vetoes Anti-Vaccine Bills
The governor’s full list of 28 total jettisoned bills gives lawmakers more reasons they might want to return for a veto session that could begin July 20.
Governor Edwards Agrees to Bill Adding $300 Million to Roadwork
A specific list of road and bridge work will be prioritized.
Allegations That One Louisiana Lawmaker Threatened Another With a Gun
The Louisiana House Speaker was expected to meet with the two legislators.
Crowley Council Members Almost Physically Fight
At one point, several people were talking over one another.