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Mayor-President Josh Guillory is back in town and has hit the ground running after a 21-day stint in rehab.

Gerald asked the men, "Yall looking forward to the weekend? Y'all just attending? What's going on? One of the bystander's comment took everyone, including many watching, by surprise.

KATC also welcomes several new reporters, while another prepares to leave for Kentucky.

In 1985, Maria Placer, Dick Faurot and Jim Olivier on the set of KLFY were like the MPVs of Lafayette television.

The local TV icon talks about his life in retirement, how forecasting has evolved, and his time volunteering in Moss Bluff after Hurricane Laura devastated Southwest Louisiana.

In case you were wondering why some roads aren't wide open right now, take a look at this. KLFY's Gerald Gruenig woke up this morning with an assignment to (safely) give us a close-up look at the Atchafalaya Basin Bridge under these extreme winter conditions...

KLFY sponsors the food drive to help those in need each holiday season in Acadiana

KLFY's parent company, Nexstar, is currently negotiating a new deal with DISH. The deadline to get the deal done is Wednesday.

Mike Barras passed away today (May 28, 2020) at the age of 80 years old.

An old photo of Little Richard appearing on KLFY in Lafayette has sparked quite the revelation.

A local reporter was pinched by crawfish while covering a story in a flooded roadway last week.

If you're a regular viewer of KLFY Channel 10 and you subscribe to Cox Communications, you may no longer be able to catch KLFY starting at midnight tonight. Here's what's going on...

Fans who have missed Tracy on television can now catch her in a new time slot and on a new channel.

We're shutting down the rumor mill with confirmed information.

In an exclusive letter to KLFY's Darla Montgomery, Darnell Prejean describes his experience as a pallbearer for the late great Aretha Franklin.

Who doesn't remember "There's a feeling in the air, you can't get anywhere but Acadiana"? I grew up singing along with that song!

In a video posted to Facebook, a long-time decorated newscaster in Acadiana has announced her retirement.

97.3 The Dawg was very proud to be part of the very first Strut Your Mutt yesterday morning in downtown Lafayette at Parc Sans Souci. Hundreds of dog lovers showed up to stroll with their pooch.

Believe it or not things like this happen in the broadcast world all the time. In the world of radio we can usually cover up the faux pas quite nicely by simply turning off a microphone or playing a song. In the world of TV it's not so simple to cover when things go bad. Not that this is particularly bad it's just kind of funny and since it happened to a friend of ours, former KLFY TV-10 Weatherma