Jadyn Maloney

The Allen Parish Fair continues through Saturday in Oberlin with rides, live music, rodeos and a gumbo cook-off.

Passing down Lake Street, it is hard to miss the home decked out head-to-toe in Halloween spirit year after year. But beyond the lights, statues, and animatronics, the display is also serving a higher purpose: giving back to the local community.

Lake Charles private chef Adrianna Guillory is sharing Louisiana recipes in Los Angeles after finding no authentic Cajun or Creole food there.

Barbe Elementary students picked out free, new shoes through Soles for Students hosted by Johnson Funeral Home.

Incumbent District Attorney Joe Green and challenger Romelzy Willis Jr. are making their case to voters in the race for Allen Parish District Attorney, with both candidates emphasizing rehabilitation and individualized justice.

The mayor of Kinder faces two challengers for his seat in the Nov. 3 election.

A local initiative aimed at strengthening early childhood development and family bonds is marking a major milestone this weekend.

For six decades, Trahan’s Hardware has stood as a cornerstone of the Lake Charles community. This year, the beloved local staple is celebrating a monumental milestone.

The program allows students to complete their coursework later in the day, making it easier to balance outside responsibilities.

The first day of school at St. Louis Catholic High School brought the usual back-to-school excitement, but this year carries a unique significance: it marks the final school year students and faculty will spend at the Bank Street campus.

The grant, combined with the efforts of medical staff, aims to ensure that patients who seek help receive comprehensive support both during and after their treatment.

Speaker Johnson visited Southwest Louisiana to deliver an invitation-only legislative update to community leaders.