SWLA News

Terry Fontenot, a Moss Bluff native, is in a global baking competition called The Greatest Baker 2020, and she recently made the quarterfinals.

Joe Burrow suffered a knee injury and had to be carted off the field.

The extra revenue would be earmarked for road and bridge repairs that have been backlogged in the state.

Despite not playing yesterday due to a game cancelation, Louisiana's Ragin' Cajuns moved up in the top 25 of both polls.

Here is some good news about your water bills if you have had any questions about the price.

Many SWLA residents have been left unemployed from a global pandemic and two hurricanes that have devastated our area and economy.

Here are just some of the many local businesses that were damaged and we hope come back.

Donations of new and gently used coats are being accepted to help keep SWLA residents in need warm this winter.

Rouses Markets took to their Facebook page and announced the newest Rouses Market grocery store will be opening in Lake Charles in December.

If you were planning a romantic or family night Lake Charles carriage ride this holiday to see the lights along the lake, it's not going to happen this year.

The Arts & Humanities Council of SWLA and City of Lake Charles proudly announced the 2020 Holiday Art Market is a go again this year.

Bad news for Sulphur Tors fans, as the 2020 football season is apparently coming to an end due to COVID-19 concerns.