Kailey McCarthy
KALB News Channel 5
Alexandria, LA, United States
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Riverside Hospital hosts first-ever Christmas tree decorating contest
One health care facility in Alexandria is getting into the Christmas spirit! → Read More
Rapides Cancer Center adding new technology, easing treatment for patients
The Rapides Cancer Center is adding new technology to alleviate the need to travel and ease treatment for patients. → Read More
Salvation Army undergoing renovations, hoping to house homeless population by end of week
The Alexandria Salvation Army is making a number of renovations to their building on Beauregard Street in downtown. → Read More
Rapides woman strives to break stigma of mental health
One Rapides Parish woman has made it her mission to break the stigma of mental health. → Read More
Cenla has highest rate of Syphilis in state
Syphilis, a sexually transmitted illness, is growing at an alarming rate right here in Central Louisiana. → Read More
Food Bank of Central Louisiana, local schools gearing up for Christmas Cheer Food Drive
Local schools are gearing up for the annual Christmas Cheer Food Drive. → Read More
Alexandria Lions Club conducting eye checks, looking for astigmatism, lazy eyes
The Alexandria Lions Club is making sure every child can see well this school year. → Read More
Homelessness on the rise in Alexandria, officials encouraging people not to give cash to panhandlers
Alexandria Mayor Jeff Hall shared that there’s been an increase in homelessness in the city. → Read More
Additional monoclonal antibody treatment sites open in Central Louisiana
There are two additional locations right here in Central Louisiana for people needing monoclonal antibody treatment. → Read More
GREAT HEALTH DIVIDE: Rapides Foundation conducting community health assessment, uncovering health status of Cenla
The Rapides Foundation is conducting a study they may need your help with. → Read More
American Red Cross helping Hurricane Ida victims, in need of local volunteers
The American Red Cross is stepping up to help people in need impacted by Hurricane Ida. → Read More
Alexandria Salvation Army helping Ida victims, serving fresh meals in southeast Louisiana
The Alexandria Salvation Army is feeding people in southeast Louisiana with their emergency disaster services canteen. → Read More
Fighting Hand Brewing Company helping survivors of Hurricane Ida
Fighting Hand Brewing Company is doing what it can to help the survivors of Hurricane Ida. → Read More
Hurricane Ida: Cleco crews move to south Louisiana to help with restoration efforts
In the wake of Hurricane Ida, thousands of people are without power in Louisiana. → Read More
Mega shelter in Alexandria open as ‘critical needs transportation shelter,’ COVID testing available for evacuees
In the wake of Hurricane Ida, 23 shelters across Louisiana are now housing over 1,500 Hurricane Ida evacuees. → Read More
Students head back to class at LSUA, required to get COVID-19 vaccine by next semester
LSUA students will be required to receive a COVID-19 vaccine by next semester. → Read More
Non-profit makes its new home official, moves into building on Prescott Road in Alexandria
On Thursday, ‘Fostering Community’ cut the ribbon on its new location on Prescott Road in Alexandria. → Read More
Cabrini at capacity, receiving federal help for COVID patients
This fourth surge of coronavirus happening now is causing Christus St. Frances Cabrini Hospital to be at capacity. → Read More
Low vaccination rate: Local health leaders urging community to get vaccinated, especially in rural parishes
It’s news no one wants to hear. COVID-19 infections are going up at an alarming rate. → Read More
Great Health Divide: Alexandria Farmers Market match program doubles shopping experience for SNAP recipients
Things like fresh food from a local farmer’s market were out of the question for SNAP recipients, until now. → Read More