Founded in 1861 in Calcasieu Parish, Lake Charles is the fifth largest city in the state, home of McNeese University, and is an industrial leader in Southwest Louisiana.
Former McNeese Cowboy Basketball Players Currently In The Pros
Several former McNeese Cowboy basketball players are continuing their professional careers overseas. Below is a list and summary of those currently in action.
Blue Bell Drops New Ice Cream Flavor To SWLA Stores
The Ice Cream Gods once again heard our cries with Blue Bell announcing they're releasing a new flavor of ice cream to Lake Charles stores just in time for the dog days of summer.
Gender Identity Bills Advance in Louisiana Legislature
The Louisiana Legislature is considering at least two bills regarding how students in public schools can be addressed, and both gender identity measures are advancing toward the Governor's desk.
ATV Beach Drag Racing Coming To Lake Charles Memorial Day Weekend
For the first time, a one-of-a-kind event is coming to the SWLA. Here's what you need to know.
The Lake Charles Gumbeaux Gator's Promotional Schedule 2024.
Its sure to be a great time with some crazy themed nights at the Ballfield.
McNeese Basketball To Play The Alabama Crimson Tide
Coach Will Wade and the Bayou Bandits have secured a top-level opponent on the schedule for the up coming season.
9 Beach Rules Experienced Louisiana Vacationers Want You to Know
Here are 9 unwritten beach rules less-experienced Louisiana vacationers should know before packing a beach towel and flip flops to head to a sandy destination.
Louisiana Drivers, Here's How to Survive a Power Line on Your Car
Louisiana storms cause all kinds of grief. If a power line falls on your car while you're in it, follow these specific steps so you survive.
Power Rankings: The Best Burgers In Southwest Louisiana
LAKE CHARLES, LOUISIANA: Who can resist a great burger? That's a rhetorical question because the only correct answer is "no one".
Can Someone Really Steal Your House in Louisiana?
We've all heard the commercials about protecting your home from being stolen, but could it really happen? A Louisiana real estate attorney has the answer.