| Cowboys hold first scrimmage of spring Wednesday KPLC-TV LAKE CHARLES, LA (KPLC) - The McNeese State Cowboys were set to go through their first of three scrimmages of the spring on Wednesday afternoon at 3 p.m. in Cowboy Stadium. The scrimmage, which is free and open to the public, is expected to last ... |
| Lake Charles man robbed, pistol whipped and shot, three arrested KPLC-TV Detectives learned that the victim and his friend were at a Lake Charles apartment complex on March 27 when Carroll approached the victim. He was armed with a handgun, and demanded money. He robbed the victim and then, pistol-whipped him about the ... |
| DownTown Lake Charles Crawfish Festival poster revealed KPLC-TV The festival, which benefits Parkinson disease awareness and support programs, is scheduled for Friday-Saturday, April 10-11 in downtown Lake Charles. Organizers also announced the musical lineup for the event. Musicians set to perform include Chris ... and more » |
| California governor orders mandatory water restrictions KPLC-TV ECHO LAKE, Calif. (AP) - California Gov. Jerry Brown ordered state officials Wednesday to impose mandatory water restrictions for the first time in history as the state grapples with a serious drought. In an executive order, Brown ordered the state ... and more » |
Fox 29 Lake Charles | Light It Up Blue for autism Fox 29 Lake Charles Kayce Pourcia, with the Junior League of Lake Charles, says, "We are distributing bulbs to companies that are participating up and down Ryan Street, kind of all over the community. And blue is the color for autism awareness and we really wanted to show ... and more » |
| Walking path opens at Prien Lake Park KPLC-TV The AHA, CHRISTUS St. Patrick Hospital, Calcasieu Parish Police Jury and Lake Charles Mayor Randy Roach attended the opening. Officials said the walking path program, sponsored by CHRISTUS St. Patrick Hospital, provides safe and accessible walking ... |
Fox 29 Lake Charles | Light It Up Blue for autism Fox 29 Lake Charles Kayce Pourcia, with the Junior League of Lake Charles, says, "We are distributing bulbs to companies that are participating up and down Ryan Street, kind of all over the community. And blue is the color for autism awareness and we really wanted to show ... |
