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The news crew had some fun as they compared the woman's get-up to an old couch.

This Week 2 game is scheduled to kick off at 7:00 pm at Lambeau Field and you can catch the game on television and radio in the Acadiana area.

The show told the story of a boy who was saved after he got sucked into a drainage pipe.

Some longtime viewers of Channel 3 got a surprised during Monday's episode.

A KLFY anchor is also moving out of news and into sales.

The local TV icon is being recognized for his years of service to the Acadiana and Gulf Coast regions.

More changes are coming for area TV stations.

We have the latest in Lafayette media comings and goings in this month's edition of "Changing Channels."

The revolving door of Lafayette news continues to spin.

A Lafayette meteorologist also celebrates his anniversary on the air.

Rescue 911 was one of my favorite television shows as a kid. The show was hosted by William Shatner and it highlighted rescues from across the country.

A contestant seemed to recently solve the puzzle in the bonus round, but she was not awarded the prize.

One change has already been noticed on the air. The other is happening behind the scenes.

I imagine that there are millions of 20-somethings that might just tear up over this one.

The show's producers have named an interim host to fill in following Mike Richards's resignation.

You read that correctly. Hosts.

Let's take a trip down memory lane and see where these former Lafayette TV news people are now.

In 1992, Carson ranked "Sis boom bah" as the second-best moment in his 30-year run as host of the TONIGHT SHOW.

If you've ever wanted to "come on down," here's your chance.

I always enjoy looking back on things and I recently got into a conversation with a friend about things we once watched on television.