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KLFY-TV (channel 10) is a television station in Lafayette, Louisiana, United States, affiliated with CBS. Its secondary subchannel serves as an owned-and-operated station of The CW Plus as it is owned by CW majority owner Nexstar Media Group .
On April 19, 2024, Nexstar Media Group, majority owner of The CW, announced that the network would not renew its affiliations with Scripps-owned stations, including KATC; in the Lafayette market, the affiliation will move to a subchannel of Nexstar-owned KLFY-TV effective September 23, while channel 3.2 will assume the Laff affiliation on that ...
KLFY-TV: CBS: Dabl on 10.2, Ion on 10.3, Laff on 10.4 15 16 ... Channel 15: KLNI-TV - NBC - Lafayette (9/16/1968-2/21/75) ... This TV: News on 36.2 ...
Bech, a Lafayette, Louisiana native, played football at Princeton from 2016-18. ... at least 10 people were killed and about 35 others were injured in the attack in the French Quarter, according ...
KLNI-TV, a UHF station, found it difficult to compete against longer-established KATC-TV (channel 3) and KLFY-TV (channel 10). It did not help matters that WBRZ-TV in Baton Rouge and KPLC-TV in Lake Charles both provided strong grade B coverage to most of the market after relocating their transmission towers and increasing their respective ...
The formation of the news department resulted in the hiring of 24 news and production employees. [12] On April 3, 2017, KADN/KLAF unveiled a refurbished news set, adopted the current News 15 branding, and dropped the "Acadiana's KLAF" branding for KLAF and KADN 15.2. KADN 15.1 airs newscasts from 5 to 9 a.m. daily (except on weekends) and 9 p.m ...
Begnaud started his television career as a teen reporter, while in high school, at KLFY TV 10 in Lafayette, LA. When he walked into his first day of college at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, Begnaud's instructor asked if he was the man she'd seen anchoring the evening news the night before.
Young Broadcasting entered station ownership in 1986, when it purchased stations in Lansing, Michigan and La Crosse, Wisconsin (a separate deal in 1988 would see Young acquire a station in Rockford, Illinois); Young purchased KLFY-TV in Lafayette, Louisiana in 1988 from Texoma Broadcasters, Inc., and subsequently WKRN-TV/Nashville and WTEN/Albany, New York in 1989 from Knight Ridder.