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Drier weather begins the work week, but rain is likely to come back by Friday.
All traffic is being diverted to Ryan Street.
This was the first time the race offered a 10k run option.
Traffic congestion is minimal at this time.
The next event for youth will be held on Feb. 25.
This is the sixth Carnival Season Haynes has brought his home to life and he’s got it down to a science.
Rain chances are back in the forecast, but seasonable temperatures are as well.
Filling out the application can be a difficult process, but their office’s help makes it a stress-free experience.
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A change is coming to requirements for domestic travel.
A 20% deduction for small businesses is set to end in December.
For the young, the young at heart and those who didn't have to keep bridges passable or water plants running, it was great snow day(s) this week.
Temperatures will return to seasonable levels this weekend though rain looks likely on Sunday.
A Leesville man was killed in a crash on La. 27 Thursday afternoon.
While a historic winter storm moved through Southwest Louisiana, warming shelters filled with those who would have otherwise been on the streets in freezing temperatures.
Anyone with information is asked to call the sheriff’s office.
The Louisiana Department of Health has confirmed two winter weather-related deaths.
A man is facing a murder charge after he fired shots at people throwing snowballs, sending a bullet through an apartment window and killing a man, police said.
A historic winter storm brought several inches of snow to Southwest Louisiana.
Mornings are steadily getting warmer in SWLA, with most freezing concerns done for now.
A Lake Charles man has been convicted of attempted murder after shooting a person several times in 2020, prosecutors said.
Three SWLA men are facing charges after one of them fired a gun out of a car window while driving on U.S. 171, deputies said.
If you lost some of your favorite trees in the winter storm this week, this is the time to plant new ones on your property.
Winter storm Enzo is bringing snow and dangerous cold to Southwest Louisiana.
The State of Louisiana identified a case of a domestic cat with bird flu in New Orleans.
It’s important to know whether your insurance covers damage from snow and freezing temperatures.
The shutdown affected plenty of plans for residents and visitors alike.
Residents of a 180-unit apartment complex complain it's unbearable to go three days with water going off and on.
Lake area plumbers have been hard at work trying to respond to as many people as possible.
Department of Transportation and Development crews from Louisiana and Arkansas are still working to get everything back to normal as roads and bridges begin to thaw.
The historic building was established in 1939 and has served the Jennings community for decades.
King cakes will be available in-center only at all LifeShare donor centers.
All data from the National Weather Service is considered preliminary until it is reviewed further, and that was the case with the previous measurement of 4.8 inches.
Some schools and offices will be closed as an Arctic chill arrives in Southwest Louisiana.
A motorcycle was involved in the crash, according to Louisiana State Police.
The Louisiana State Fire Marshal’s Office is currently investigating a Monday morning house fire in Pitkin that left one person dead.
An unexpected package at your door could make you vulnerable to scammers. It’s called “brushing”.
The culinary event will feature more than 40 SWLA restaurants offering multi-course meals chosen by the chef.
Beauregard Electric Co-op is warning members of a recent phone scam.
The Lake Charles Regional Airport and Chennault Airport are now open.
Fire crews are working to extinguish an early morning structure fire in Lake Charles.
The baby passed away early Thursday morning.
One person was killed in a camper fire in Singer Wednesday.
While many across Southwest Louisiana are trying to get back to some normalcy after the winter storm, some local businesses have been working through the snow and servicing customers.
Since Southwest Louisiana lacks the necessary materials to clear snow efficiently and quickly, officials are advising residents to stay off the roads.