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
Texas, Louisiana Grocers Selling More Stores as Merger Hits Snag
The merger of two major grocery chains in Texas and Louisiana is stalled as they wait to find out if they are selling enough stores to satisfy federal regulators.
LOOK: List of Summer Camps to Keep Lafayette Kids Busy and Active
Summer camps are a great way to keep kids entertained, off their devices, and active. Check out the list of ones offered through Lafayette PARC and UL Lafayette.
Popular Lafayette Meteorologist Returns to Forecasting for South Louisiana on His Terms
The popular Lafayette meteorologist who stepped away from the desk in 2023 has returned to forecast south Louisiana weather each day on his own terms.
Louisiana Beach Report – So-So Forecast from Texas to Florida
Louisiana beach goers shouldn't expect a complete washout either Saturday or Sunday on the sands from Texas to Florida. Be prepared to dodge some showers.
How Much Do Texas Singles Need to Earn to Live Comfortably?
Experts have figured out how much a single person in Texas need to earn to live comfortably.
Crowley Suspect Booked on Rape Charge after Shocking Series of Events
Police booked a Louisiana man on a rape charge. The suspect had been in jail, bonded out, and cut his ankle monitor when they discovered the other crime.
Best-Kept Biscuit Recipe in South Louisiana Was Born at a Bus Station
The best places to eat in Louisiana are often the best-kept secret. Even if they're gone, their recipes live on, like the one for biscuits at a bus station.
Louisiana’s Colorful Senator Pleads with Colleagues over Mayorkus Impeachment Trial
Louisiana Senator John Kennedy begged colleagues to hold an impeachment trial for Secretary Mayorkus. His plea included his expected colorful quips.