Florida man dies in Lake Charles wreck
Orange Leader Press Release — The Lake Charles Police Department was called this morning to investigate a traffic crash on North Highway 171 at Conoco Street. The resulting investigation revealed that a dump truck traveling south on Highway 171 was stopped at the ... |
Lake Charles-area residents experiencing increase in phone scams
KPLC-TV Don McCoy of Moss Bluff received a call earlier this week that he never expected. "There's so many scams going on; you hear it all the time and you never think, 'why me or why'd they pick me?' I have no idea,'" he said. According to the caller, McCoy ... |
SUV catches fire at gas station in Lake Charles
KSLA-TV Lake Charles fire officials say they responded to the scene and quickly put out the flames. The vehicle was a total loss and the gas station did suffer damage. No word yet on the cause of the fire. A KPLC viewer captured the incident as it unfolded ... |
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Police stop alleged kidnapping in Lake Charles
KATC Lafayette News Lake Charles police were lead on a chase after spotting a vehicle allegedly involved in a kidnapping. KPLC reports Chief Deputy Mark Kraus with the Lake Charles Police Department says officers were on the watch for a vehicle following a complaint of a ... |
Iowa man killed in crash on 165
KPLC-TV William L. Talbot, 70, was transported to a Lake Charles hospital, where he died upon arrival, said Sgt. James Anderson, Louisiana State Police Troop D spokesman. Talbot, who was driving east on La. 101 in a 2015 Chevrolet Silverado, stopped at a stop ... |
SUV catches fire at gas station in Lake Charles
KSLA-TV Lake Charles fire officials say they responded to the scene and quickly put out the flames. The vehicle was a total loss and the gas station did suffer damage. No word yet on the cause of the fire. A KPLC viewer captured the incident as it unfolded ... |
Lake Charles-area residents experiencing increase in phone scams
KPLC-TV Don McCoy of Moss Bluff received a call earlier this week that he never expected. "There's so many scams going on; you hear it all the time and you never think, 'why me or why'd they pick me?' I have no idea,'" he said. According to the caller, McCoy ... |
