KTDY-FM (Lafayette, LA)

KTDY (99.9 FM) is a radio station that plays adult contemporary music and serves the Lafayette and Acadiana area in Louisiana, USA. With a powerful 100,000-watt signal, it can be easily received around the clock in Baton Rouge, which is 55 miles to the east, and in Lake Charles, located 70 miles to the west.

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#799443

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#217877

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Lafayette Meteorologist Switches Channels, Joins New Team

6 days ago | 999ktdy.com | Chris Reed

(Lafayette, Louisiana) - A Lafayette meteorologist has crossed the street and has joined the weather team at KLFY News 10. Adam Olivier, who was once employed at News 15, announced that he has joined the weather team at KLFY TV 10. Olivier was part of the massive layoffs at News 15 months ago, and did some part-time work in Baton Rouge, but he has returned full-time to Acadiana television.
Parents You Want to Check Your Child's School Bag During Break

6 days ago | 999ktdy.com | Chris Reed

(Lafayette, Louisiana) - Kids are out of school for their Easter/Spring Break, and if you have a child who brings their lunch to school, here's a friendly reminder for you. When kids are done with a school day or going into break, they toss their book bag on the ground in their room and walk away.
Comeaux High Students Not Allowed to Walk For Graduation

1 week ago | 999ktdy.com | Stephen Lenz

(Lafayette, Louisiana) - A high school in Lafayette may not allow some seniors to walk with their classmates for graduation after they allegedly vandalized the school they're about to graduate from. We previously reported here that Comeaux High School was broken into and vandalized by students, thus delaying the start of the school day, and now administrators are enforcing the rules. KLFY News 10 reports that administrators are reviewing video surveillance from the school after it was vandalized.
Don't Panic, Louisiana Grocery Stores Open for Easter Sunday

1 week ago | 999ktdy.com | Bernadette Lee

Louisiana cuisine is some of the best food worldwide, and if you talk to any man or woman who cooks, they will tell you they have secret ingredients that make their food extraordinary!No matter what type of meal you are planning for Easter Sunday, we know that people in Louisiana have the magical touch to make the food spectacular.
LSU Coach Brian Kelly Addresses Death of Kyren Lacy

1 week ago | 999ktdy.com | Chris Reed

(Baton Rouge, Louisiana) - LSU Head Football Coach Brian Kelly spoke to the media during LSU Spring practice, and he addressed the death of one of his former players, Kyren Lacy. Lacy died as a result of a self-inflicted gunshot wound last weekend while in Houston, Texas, and now Coach Kelly is remembering the Thiboaux native as a "Bright Star."Coach Kelly said that players would talk to the media later in the week, as they still need time to process what happened to their former teammate.
Great White Spotted Near Beach Many From Louisiana Frequent

1 week ago | 999ktdy.com | Chris Reed

Summer is almost here, and soon many in Louisiana will be racing to their favorite beach destinations in Florida, and we want you to be aware of what WAS spotted in the Gulf. Several photos and videos off the coast of Destin, Florida, show a Great White in the beautiful blue waters, which in itself is somewhat odd. Now, before we go any further, yes, we know that sharks live in the water, but to see a Great White in the Gulf is something special, and concerning.
Drivers in Acadiana Need to Stop Doing This at Intersections

2 weeks ago | 999ktdy.com | Chris Reed

If you drive in Acadiana and stop at intersections with traffic signals, chances are you've experienced what some say needs to stop. Look, I know that we are all in a rush these days, but what some drivers are doing in Acadiana at intersections is not only rude, but could be putting some in danger when it's their turn to proceed through the intersection.
Man in New Orleans Seen Driving in City With Nutria on Lap

2 weeks ago | 999ktdy.com | Chris Reed

People in south Louisiana have been known to have some odd pets, and one man was seen driving around New Orleans with a nutria on his lap. I often tell people that when my father was young, he had a pet monkey for a day. Yes, there was a time when you could purchase exotic animals from a magazine, and you didn't need a license. If you're wondering why my dad only had the pet monkey for a day, it's because he opened the cage and it got out, only to never return.
Parents in Acadiana Should Avoid Breaking This Law for Easter

2 weeks ago | 999ktdy.com | Chris Reed

Easter is rapidly approaching, and soon some of us may be looking to gift our kids baby chickens, ducklings, or even rabbits. As a kid, I recall getting bunnies for Easter, and we would raise them, and they'd quickly become part of the family, however, some parents are breaking the law when they gift their kids animals. While chicks, ducklings, and rabbits may be cute to gift for Easter, there comes some sort of responsibility when purchasing them before Easter.
Rethinking Breakfast: Unconventional Foods Amidst Rising Costs

2 weeks ago | 999ktdy.com | Bernadette Lee

In Louisiana, we eat just about anything, and this practice is something we are known for, but do you think you would consider eating iguana eggs? Louisianians are known to live off the land so they don't go hungry, and with egg prices today, we might be able to learn something from a man in Florida who makes his omelets with a totally different kind of egg. Flipped Sunnyside-Up EggsWhen most of us think about having an omelette or two eggs over easy, we think of eggs from chickens.