Lafayette

Lafayette Police are searching for a man suspected of kidnapping a woman, his child's mother.

The Louisiana Lafayette Ragin Cajuns football program will take on Troy tonight at 6:30 p.m.  The Cajuns are 6-2 on the season and 3-0 in the Sunbelt Conference. You can hear all the action of UL Football here this season.

The University of Louisiana Lafayette football program will begin the 2013 football season this Saturday when the team takes on a SEC team in the Arkansas Razorbacks. You can hear all the action of UL Football here this season.

Lafayette's KATC-TV 3 has an excellent rundown of the nearly two dozen lawsuits convicted murderer Brandon Scott Lavergne unleashed over the last two weeks.  After all, what else is the guy going to do while sitting in Angola State Penitentiary serving a life sentence? Lavergne pled guilty in 2012 to the murders of Mickey Shunick and Lisa Pate.

The McNeese Athletic department is kicking of the new sports year in style tonight as the host the annual "Cowboy Gathering" tonight in Lafayette. The event formerly known as the "Cowboy Roundup" features food, meet and greets with the head coaches of the McNeese football, baseball and basketball teams.  Here are all the details.

In a move that makes you want to say "YAY, justice system," a judge turned down confessed killer Brandon Scott Lavergne's attempts to withdraw his guilty plea.  He also pretty much turned down everything else Lavergne was asking for, too.

Poor little St. Lavergne thinks he's being treated too roughly behind those charming prison walls at Angola.

Dateline NBC just aired a one hour special on the abduction and murder of Mickey Shunick from Lafayette Louisiana. In the show, never before seen video footage was aired of Brandon Scott Lavergne confessing to the murder of Mickey Shunick and what happened that terrible night.  Here is that video.

The case of the missing University of Louisiana Lafayette student Mickey Shunick will be the featured story on NBC's Dateline this Tuesday night January 29th.

U.S. Congressmen Charles Boustany and Jeff Landry finally sat down for an actual debate tonight and got to the heart of a lot of interesting questions on Obamacare, Medicare, negative campaigning, and jobs in the oil and gas industry.  If you missed it, we have the full debate, broken down into questions so you can hear the parts you're interested in.

It was a very informative night in the sole, exclusive debate between U.S. Congressmen Jeff Landry and Charles Boustany tonight.  In the second part of tonight's debate, they touched on the national debt ceiling, their votes while in Congress, the nation's taxation problems and the negative feelings toward Congress.  Here's the audio from the second half of the show.

Despite what has been a very heavily contentious campaign across South Louisiana, sitting Republican congressmen Charles Boustany and Jeff Landry have not yet faced off in a debate for the 3rd Congressional District seat. That will  change Wednesday night as Cajun Radio 1470/1290 AM teams up with Lafayette's news radio KPEL 96.5 FM to bring a live one-hour debate in which all the questions are pro