Looking back at Katrina from LC perspective
KPLC-TV This time ten years ago we in Lake Charles were hosting thousands of Katrina evacuees from New Orleans. It was an experience that changed many local people. It was sad and scary and overwhelming, yet there was an abundance of love and triumph over ... |
Attorney: Appeal court ruling vindicates Chesson
KPLC-TV It was big news when Lake area attorney Christian Chesson was hauled away and put in jail for contempt of court. MOREAdditional LinksPoll. Now, he wants equal attention for the appeal court decision he considers vindication. The courthouse was abuzz ... |
Attorney says appeal court ruling vindicates Chesson
KPLC-TV It was big news when Lake area attorney Christian Chesson was hauled away and put in jail for contempt of court. And, he wants equal attention to the appeal court decision he considers vindication. |
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Thousands attend funeral of fallen LSP Officer Steven Vincent in Lake Charles
12NewsNow.Com Police said Trooper Vincent was checking on a car being driven by a suspected intoxicated driver near Bell City, south of Lake Charles, when he was shot by Kevin Daigle of Lake Charles. During Vincent's 13-year tenure with the state police, he received ... 'Tremendous outpouring of support' prompts venue change for slain La. state ... Thousands gather to say goodbye to fallen Trooper Steven Vincent Procession for fallen trooper Steven Vincent held in Lake Charles |
Lake Charles man heads north to photograph the Arctic
KPLC-TV Most people know Keith Monroe as an IRS agent. But having just retired, he's now looking to travel. A former Navy photographer, Keith's been invited on a research trip to study animals and weather changes in the Arctic. |
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Scattered thunderstorms return early for some
KPLC-TV The morning got off to a wetter start for some as Gulf showers continued to push inland well after midnight for Cameron Parish working northward towards the Lake Charles area prior to sunrise. Storms will be capable of cloud-to-ground lightning and ... Few Spotty Showers for Tuesday |
Looking back at Katrina from LC perspective
KPLC-TV This time ten years ago we in Lake Charles were hosting thousands of Katrina evacuees from New Orleans. It was an experience that changed many local people. It was sad and scary and overwhelming, yet there was an abundance of love and triumph over ... |
