We’ve made it to the end of the work week and thankfully our weather has remained nice for much of the week minus the fact it has been so hot and humid. The forecast doesn’t change much for today as temperatures will climb quickly with plenty of sunshine, but as we head into the weekend our rain chances will be on the rise as a cold front begins to move closer. Much of next week does look to remain unsettled as several systems move through, but look to bring some much needed rainfall.
Big announcements at the Calcasieu Parish Police Jury meeting Thursday night as funds are nearly available for the “Restore Louisiana” project to get people back into affordable housing.
The weekend will start off dry with minimal rain chances Saturday before a big upward trend in rain chances beginning Sunday afternoon through the middle of next week as a series of cold fronts and disturbances crosses our path.
Police Week continued Thursday morning in Iowa as we continue to recognize those who serve our communities and remember those who have paid the ultimate sacrifice of laying their life down to keep their community safe.
According to the latest data from the State Department of Education, less than half of Louisiana students between kindergarten through 3rd grade are reading at their grade level.
A brand new skybridge St. Patrick’s offers another sign of recovery from hurricane Laura. It’s a path for patients seeking care, the elevated walkway proved no match for Laura’s 150 mile an hour winds.
A special guest caught up with lawmakers on Thursday, May 19, as Rev. Jesse Jackson met with the Legislative Black Caucus at the Louisiana State Capitol.
The House Committee on Labor and Industrial Relations unanimously advanced a bill Thursday that would protect state employees who are legally treated with medical marijuana.
There are a number of events happening in Southwest Louisiana to commemorate Memorial Day and the sacrifices many of our U.S. military personnel have made to protect our freedoms.
Gov. John Bel Edwards has signed many bills into law from the 2022 Legislative Session. The latest round of new acts was announced on Thursday, May 19.
At $.99, the Chili Cheese Burrito was cost-friendly and tucked between a lightly warmed flour tortilla and filled with a generous helping of creamy beef chili and cheddar cheese that blended into a cacophony of flavors that, unfortunately, Gen Z has yet to know.
It’s national police week and, today the Calcasieu Parish Sheriff’s office and Louisiana State Police honored the fallen with a memorial service and roll call.
