Perris Jones
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Two LaGrange students developing concession delivery app
Two local teens are looking to revolutionize the way you get concessions at sporting events. → Read More
BBB warns of new scam called 'shimming'
Cyber criminals are back at it with a new scam. You may remember the term 'skimming', that's when scammers attempt to steal personal information using a device inserted inside or outside of card r... → Read More
Buffi's Peaux Boys burglarized again
A local business owner said she was on the verge of tears when she found out her restaurant was burglarized Sunday night. Paige Vidrine, the owner of Buffi's Peaux Boys, with locations on both Rya... → Read More
Locals react to Kmart closing
After more than 50 years of business, the Kmart on Ryan Street in Lake Charles will be closing its doors. Elaine Corbello, age 81, who worked at Kmart for 28 years says the store will be missed. ... → Read More
DeRidder Gothic Jail to be used in upcoming horror film
It's news that's stirring quite the buzz in Derrider. According to the Beauregard Parish Tourism Officials, the city's historic Gothic Jail will have a role in the horror film 'Eli', slated to hav... → Read More
Local World War II veteran gets Congressional Gold Medal
Young and old, hundreds gathered Friday morning at the Southwest Louisiana War Veterans Home in Jennings to remember fallen service members ahead of memorial day. U.S. Congressman Clay Higgins was... → Read More
Termite swarms return, how to protect your property
As we get closer to summer time and the humidity returns, swarming termites are what you'll see here in Southwest Louisiana. Robert Soileau, branch manager for J&J Exterminating in Lake Charles, s... → Read More
Civic Center celebrates National Day of Prayer
Americans across the country gathered yesterday in different venues for a day of prayer and fellowship. It was a celebration where hundreds of people from all faiths came together. "We're going ... → Read More
Proposal made to end gun-free zones at Louisiana schools
Lawmakers across the United States have gone back and forth about gun regulations ever since the school shooting in Parkland, Florida. Now the latest proposal circulating at Louisiana's state capi... → Read More
Proposal for mandatory recess in Louisiana public schools
A proposal to make recess mandatory in Louisiana public schools is closer to becoming a reality. Last week a house education committee approved house bill 842, which would require daily recess for... → Read More
UPDATE: Severed heads in Cameron Parish and Texas
It's been nearly two months since the news of a severed head found along La. 27 in Cameron Parish. An incident that would be the talk of the town for many in the parish. Travis Perkins remembers ... → Read More
Tax deadline looms, last minute advice
Time is running out if you haven't already filed your taxes. Tuesday, April 17 is the deadline to file. Monita Dejean, office manager for Jackson Hewitt Tax services, said it's important to file ... → Read More
Where are the ducks? Local hunter claims less ducks are migratin
One of Louisiana's main claims to fame is being a sportsman's paradise. However, some duck hunters feel nowadays things are much different than they used to be. Josh Goins, a local duck hunter, s... → Read More
Too tough? Mom publicly punishes child for bullying
One mother in Lake Charles is taking a different approach to parenting. After Leah Mueller found out her son was bullying other kids in school, she decided to make an example out of him publicly. ... → Read More
Sulphur mayoral race preview
It all comes down to two candidates for the Sulphur mayoral race for the March 24 election. Incumbent Mayor, Chris Duncan, is running against state representative Mike Danahay. If Duncan wins, th... → Read More
Traffic flow improving after trucks detour to 210
DOTD is encouraging truck drivers to use I-210 as an alternate route but it's not just to improve traffic flow. Sgt. James Anderson with Louisiana State Police says because of the nature of the w... → Read More
Locals react to Louisiana being ranked the worst state in Americ
By providing its residents with the tools to succeed economically and access to high-quality healthcare, Iowa ranks as the state that best serves its citizens, according to U.S. News & World Report... → Read More
Family of victim on Medora Street seeks justice
A family in disbelief is seeking justice for their loved one murdered on Medora Street. Barbara Henry Thompson and her family woke up to tragic news this morning. She cries, "Help me, Lord, plea... → Read More
Louisiana car insurance rates on the rise
Your car insurance payments could be taking a bigger bite out of your wallet soon. According to the Louisiana Department of Insurance, several factors contribute to the price hike. Louisiana Insu... → Read More
Trucking industry faces driver shortage
The trucking industry is the lifeline of the American economy, but over the last decade the industry has had to deal with a shortage of drivers. According to the American Trucking Association, mor... → Read More