| Legal wrangling continues in Karey case KPLC-TV What do you do when you have a loved one with mental issues and you feel like you've run out of options? Unfortunately for some families, they have to get law enforcement involved.More >>. What do you do when you have a loved one with mental issues ... |
Fox 29 Lake Charles | Sale Road open to motorists Fox 29 Lake Charles Good news for Lake Charles motorists. After months of detours, Sale Road will be open to thru traffic later today. Sale Road, just west of Lake Street, has been closed since October of 2013 causing angry motorists to notify city officials, asking them ... and more » |
KPLC-TV | McNeese athletics launches Toys for Tots program KPLC-TV Therefore, we want everyone to donate in order to help bring some joy to all the children in our Lake Charles area." Through Dec. 16, fans are encouraged to bring new, unwrapped toys to home sporting events. At each of the following events listed below ... and more » |
KPLC-TV | Lake Charles man gets 40 years in death of girlfriend KPLC-TV Cleaver's body was found floating in a ditch near the intersection of West Friesen and Corbina roads in south Lake Charles. Defense attorney Andy Casanave pleaded for leniency, claiming Fox had worked hard all his life and been a contributing member of ... and more » |
KPLC-TV | Louisiana lags in healthcare insurance signups KPLC-TV A Lake Charles man convicted in the 2013 death of his girlfriend has been sentenced. Judge Clayton Davis sentenced Dwane Edward Fox to 40 years in prison on Wednesday.More >>. A Lake Charles man convicted in the 2013 death of his girlfriend has ... and more » |
KPLC-TV | La. Traveler - Aquarium of the Americas KPLC-TV Severe weather hit Southwest Louisiana Saturday night, but south Cameron Parish was hit quite a bit harder. Residents from Rutherford Beach to Sabine Pass woke up around 2 a.m. Sunday to thunderstorms and flooding.More >>. Severe weather hit ... and more » |
KPLC-TV | Sale Road to open to traffic Wednesday KPLC-TV We want to make sure they are safe as well," said John Cardone, Lake Charles City Administrator. "We also want drivers to be aware there will be barricades around the work that is still underway. Also, we may have to temporarily close the roadway from ... |
