Barry Lowin

The Small Steps organization held an interactive dialogue to encourage youth to open up about mental health in a safe environment.

Warmer weather and more humidity are approaching, and so are termites. Swarming termites can be spotted as the sun sets in Southwest Louisiana.

Lake Charles could soon be home to a large bike trail.

Extreme heat and drought this summer have led to losses in several of Louisiana’s agricultural sectors.

We spoke with Temple Sinai Rabbi Barry L. Weinstein about the war in the Holy Land.

The president and CEO of the National Association of Community Health Centers is touring facilities nationwide and stopped by our local center today.

The Louisiana Division of the Arts held a public listening session at Central School today to get feedback about their 5 year strategic plan.

The Imperial Calcasieu Museum presented the Lighting of the Oak. The night of cultural celebration included live art, the Lake Charles Symphony and a live auction all under the historical Sallier Oak.

November is National Adoption Month and Lake Area Adventures hosted Foster and Adoptive Family Fun Day to allow foster and adoptive families to meet, connect, and support one another.

A huge billion-dollar project could soon break ground in Southwest Louisiana.