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The Calcasieu Parish Police Jury entered into a local contribution agreement with other local agencies to help fund the close to $80-million roadway construction project.
Usufruct, probate and interdiction. If you don't know those words, you may not have all your legal ducks in a row when it comes to preparing for the future.More>>
The U.S. is fully capable of defending itself against a North Korean ballistic missile attack, the White House said Thursday, after Pyongyang threatened a pre-emptive nuclear strike on the United States.More>>
President Barack Obama signed expanded protections for domestic violence victims into law Thursday, renewing a measure credited with curbing attacks against women a year and a half after it lapsed amid partisan bickering.More>>
Pinnacle Entertainment and Ameristar Casinos say they are complying with the Federal Trade Commission on a second request of information regarding Pinnacle's proposed acquisition of Ameristar.More>>
The development and growth of small businesses in Cameron Parish will get a little easier with a $375,000 investment from the Delta Regional Authority, announced Wednesday by Chairman Chris Masingill.More>>
A public meeting will be held from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Friday, March 8 for local leaders and residents to discuss the proposed Army Programmatic Environmental Assessment for Fort Polk, a recent assessment by the U.S. Army concerning a possible troop reduction of about 5,300 soldiers and Army civilians at the Vernon Parish installation.More>>
It has been 75 years since President Franklin Roosevelt founded the March of Dimes. KPLC's Britney Glaser looks at the March of Dimes' impact today.More>>
Here in the Lake Area, many are commenting about the American flag being lowered at half-staff at the CITGO facility, owned by the Venezuelan government.More>>
We knew generally that history would be made tonight in Monroe; we just didn't know the specifics. Would Fairview win again to take home an incredible *seventh* straight Class B title? Or would the LacassineMore>>
Sulphur's Layne Hardin is suing his ex-girlfriend Tobie Devall in a Texas court alleging she inseminated herself with his sperm from a Houston area sperm bank without his permission.More>>
With several big projects in the pipeline the Lake Area is preparing for the influx of temporary workers and growing pains that come with it. The City of Lake Charles officially joined the effort to collectively manage those issues.More>>
A young and healthy Hugo Chavez visited Citgo in Southwest Louisiana, some ten years ago, since Citgo is owned by Venezuela. Yet, in this country, he's been called a dictator and a tyrant -- anti-AmericanMore>>
Republicans pushed legislation through the House on Wednesday to prevent a government shutdown this month while easing the short-term impact of $85 billion in spending cuts - at the same time previewing a longer-term plan to...More>>
A huge talker on social media Wednesday was income tax refunds. Louisiana residents say they are still waiting for their money or just some answers. The Louisiana Department of Revenue says identity theft is part of the hold-up.More>>
Gov. Bobby Jindal dodged questions about whether he'll visit the site of a massive sinkhole that has swallowed nine acres of land in swampy Assumption Parish.More>>
When the 2013 session of the Louisiana Legislature gets underway, officials with the Louisiana Association of Business and Industry will be in the thick of it. More>>
Some family members of victims killed in the Sept. 11 terror attacks said Wednesday that they are outraged by the Transportation Security Administration's decision to let passengers carry pocketknives on planes.More>>
The Louisiana Department of Agriculture and Forestry-operated tree nursery in DeRidder won't close, but a program there will be realigned, according to Commissioner Mike Strain.More>>
Lung cancer is typically linked to smokers, but it is also common in those that have never picked up a cigarette. One Lake Charles woman talks about the fight of her life against the number one cancer killer.More>>
Got a business idea? Want $1,000 to help start it up? McNeese and the Southwest Louisiana Entrepreneurial and Economic Development (SEED) Center is offering that opportunity for small businesses wanting to get off the ground and running.More>>
We reported on a legislative audit report that accused the village of Fenton of mis-spending tax payer dollars. KPLC's Lee Peck talks to Fenton Mayor Eddie Alfred about the audit. More>>
Gov. Bobby Jindal will unveil the details of his proposed tax code rewrite to lawmakers by the end of next week, honoring a request by House Speaker Chuck Kleckley.More>>
For Rusty Havens and the student chapter of McNeese State University's International Justice Mission, the fight for justice is just beginning. Starting at 8 a.m. Tuesday, they're standing for 27 consecutive hours representing the 27 million enslaved people worldwide. More>>
Alumni of Sulphur High School are getting excited about the school's centennial celebration in April. The West Calcasieu school has a rich and storied history.More>>
Lawmakers spent months reviewing Louisiana's list of tax breaks and a study panel recommends not getting rid of any specific tax breaks in the state. More>>
The Federal Emergency Management Agency recently announced more than $1 million in recovery aid to build a new Rockefeller Wildlife Refuge Fish Lab and Fish Lab Complex, both of which were destroyed in Hurricane Rita, according to a news release from FEMA.More>>
This is the 15th annual National Consumer Protection Week -- and Louisiana's Attorney General is observing it by giving advice to citizens on how to take advantage of their consumer rights. LouisianaMore>>
In an effort to prevent the spread of rabies infection in Calcasieu Parish, the Office of Animal Services will be offering two drive-through rabies clinics in coming weeks.More>>
Yahoo has killed telecommuting for its employees to bring the aging Internet giant back into fighting condition. If you work remotely there's only one reaction to this news: fear.More >>
Yahoo has killed telecommuting for its employees to bring the aging Internet giant back into fighting condition. If you work remotely there's only one reaction to this news: fear.More >>
If you're not all that excited about Google's Project Glass, then you may change your mind after seeing the company's latest promotional video, entitled How it Feels [Through Glass].More >>
If you're not all that excited about Google's Project Glass, then you may change your mind after seeing the company's latest promotional video, entitled How it Feels [Through Glass].More >>
At the end of the Febuary astronaut Chris Hadfield is set to take part in NASA's first ever live Google+ Hangout from the ISS.More >>
At the end of the Febuary astronaut Chris Hadfield is set to take part in NASA's first ever live Google+ Hangout from the ISS with fellow astronauts Kevin Ford and Tom Marshburn.More >>
In Poland, speaking out in parliament is a privilege mostly reserved for lawmakers, but the opposition has skirted that regulation with the help of a hand-held tablet computer.More >>
In Poland, speaking out in parliament is a privilege mostly reserved for lawmakers, but the opposition has skirted that regulation with the help of a hand-held tablet computer.More >>
Kia's new concept car, Provo, is designed to provoke comment. But to many across Ireland, the name sounds too much like a celebration of terrorism.More >>
Kia's new concept car, the Provo, is designed to provoke comment. But to many across Britain and Ireland, the name sounds like a celebration of terrorism.More >>
A 106-year-old Massachusetts man who had to drop out of school before the ninth grade to support his mother and five siblings has finally earned his high school diploma.More >>
Fred Butler was married for 65 years, raised five children, served in the Army during World War II and worked for years for the local water department, but the fact he never earned a high school diploma always bothered him.More >>
Thursday, March 7 2013 5:26 PM EST2013-03-07 22:26:40 GMT
A man in New York has been charged with disturbing the peace – because he laughed too loud. ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY (CNN) - Robert Schiavelli, 41, was given a summons last month after he laughed at a neighborMore >>
The neighbor of a disabled man in New York called the cops and complained because he laughed too loud. The man has been summoned to appear in court.
Grilled hot dogs and sausages may be tasty treats at ball games and picnics, but a new study of nearly 450,000 people finds that eating too much processed meat might shave years off your life.More >>
Grilled hot dogs and sausages may be tasty treats at ball games and picnics, but a new study of nearly 450,000 people finds that eating too much processed meat might shave years off your life.More >>
The impact of the Great Recession is still being felt in the auto industry, but the idea of recovery is now a "when," not an "if" -- and when appears to be coming soon. More >>
The impact of the Great Recession is still being felt in the auto industry, but the idea of recovery is now a "when," not an "if" -- and when appears to be coming soon.More >>
Hugo Chavez passing may intensify the U.S. dialogue with Venezuela on several key issues, including counterterrorism and energy. But many expect healing to take time.More >>
Hugo Chavez passing may intensify the U.S. dialogue with Venezuela on several key issues, including counterterrorism and energy. But many expect healing to take time.More >>
Wednesday, March 6 2013 10:52 AM EST2013-03-06 15:52:20 GMT
ADA, OK (KFOR/CNN) - Home of the Hercules. That's what the Dairy Lou is known for. But about 3 a.m Monday, police in Oklahoma made an unusual find in the parking lot. Two women kicked back in a car, oneMore >>
Home of the Hercules. That's what the Dairy Lou is known for. But about 3 a.m Monday, police in Oklahoma made an unusual find in the parking lot.More >>
Thursday, March 7 2013 10:45 AM EST2013-03-07 15:45:07 GMT
A crash on Interstate 10 near Lake Charles claimed at least one life Wednesday night. State Police say the crash happened just before 9:00pm at mile maker 36 eastbound, that's near the Cameron-CreoleMore >>
A woman is killed in a crash on I-10 in Lake Charles. State Police have charged a man who was also hurt in the crash.More >>
Thursday, March 7 2013 12:55 PM EST2013-03-07 17:55:46 GMT
The man convicted in the murders of Mickey Shunick and Lisa Pate has reportedly gone on a hunger strike while in prison. Officials say Brandon Scott Lavergne sent a handwritten complaint to the DistrictMore >>
The man convicted in the murders of Mickey Shunick and Lisa Pate has reportedly gone on a hunger strike while in prison.More >>
Thursday, March 7 2013 10:57 AM EST2013-03-07 15:57:42 GMT
Sulphur's Layne Hardin is suing his ex-girlfriend Tobie Devall in a Texas court alleging she inseminated herself with his sperm from a Houston area sperm bank without his permission. Hardin's attorney,More >>
Sulphur's Layne Hardin is suing his ex-girlfriend Tobie Devall in a Texas court alleging she inseminated herself with his sperm from a Houston area sperm bank without his permission.More >>
Thursday, March 7 2013 7:14 PM EST2013-03-08 00:14:35 GMT
Four Lake Charles men are accused of stealing 85 pounds of crawfish, according to a news release from the Jeff Davis Parish Sheriff's Office. Christopher Ivey, commander of the department's criminal investigationsMore >>
Four Lake Charles men are accused of stealing 85 pounds of crawfish, according to a news release from the Jeff Davis Parish Sheriff's Office.More >>
Home of the Hercules. That's what the Dairy Lou is known for. But about 3 a.m Monday, police in Oklahoma made an unusual find in the parking lot.More >>
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