Tracy Wirtz has been a fixture in the Lafayette media landscape for more than 30 years. Her career began in radio, she transitioned to television for about two decades, and returned to her radio roots in 2023. A lifelong resident of south Louisiana, she enjoys writing about Cajun culture and what makes the area unique and interesting. Tracy is also proud to be part of a great team that keeps our beloved Acadiana informed and connected.
Tracy Wirtz

Study Shows Louisiana Dads Have It Rough- Here’s Why
A recent report from Wallet Hub confirms that Louisiana dads have a rough time when it comes to several factors.

Interesting LSU Duo Headed to Olympics to Compete on Team USA
An LSU duo is headed across the pond to compete for Team USA in the 2024 Summer Olympics in beach volleyball, and they are an interesting pair.

No Money For Repairs to Louisiana Hurricane Evacuation Route
An evacuation route in south Louisiana is closed because there's no money to repair a bridge that crosses state lines.

LOOK: Group Shares Journey to Restore South Louisiana Landmark after Tornado Strike
Staff and volunteers are making progress to restore an Iberia Parish landmark that was devastated by severe storms and a possible tornado.

9 Beach Rules Experienced Louisiana Vacationers Want You to Know
Here are 9 unwritten beach rules less-experienced Louisiana vacationers should know before packing a beach towel and flip flops to head to a sandy destination.

Louisiana Man Missing for 3 Days Found Naked After Harrowing Ordeal
The Estherwood man missing since June 5 has returned to his family. His mother says that he went through an unbelievable ordeal in the 3 days he was gone.

Louisiana Mother Pleading for Information about Missing Son
An Estherwood, Louisiana, mother is pleading for help to find her son who has been missing since Wednesday.

Louisiana Sheriff Issues Warning to Gun Buyers and Sellers
A Louisiana sheriff has issued a warning to gun sellers and buyers that they could face felony charges if an application to purchase is denied.

Louisiana Needs to Fight a Different Kind of Bite
Louisiana residents need to obey leash laws to help certain postal workers avoid dog bites that happen far too frequently.

Lafayette Group Asks for Diaper Donations
A Lafayette non-profit is stepping up to request your help in providing diapers to parents who may need a little help.

Emeril Kicks It Up a Notch on New Iberia Veterinarian’s Ranch
Emeril "Kick It Up a Notch" Lagasse spotlights a New Iberia veterinarian to tell the story of the family's ranch legacy and beef's flavor profile.

Pay It Forward: $40-Thousand Awarded to 4 Louisiana Seniors
Four high school seniors from across south Louisiana were awarded $40,000 worth of scholarships by a local attorney.