I was born in Boston and raised in San Jose. I lived in New Orleans for a year or two before settling in Lake Charles in 1982. I am happily married with two beautiful children and am a graduate of Lake Charles-Boston High School and Delta School of Business. I got my first gig at KXZZ. I was a member of the original and very first air-staff at KZWA before joining the staff here at KJMH 107 Jamz. I’ve been lucky enough to have had two syndicated shows in my career. I did this, all while maintaining a live show here in Lake Charles. In all, I’ve been a member of the 107 Jamz staff since we first went on the air on August 7, 2000. I am grateful to have had such longevity in a career I love.
Gina Cook
Follow-up On Overturned Boat Off Louisiana Coast
Ronnie Adams from “Swamp People” posted a couple of videos on Facebook displaying the life jackets, hard hats, and other debris.
More Than 30 U.S. Universities Make COVID Vaccination Mandatory
More and more higher learning institutions are making it mandatory for students to be vaccinated against the coronavirus shot.
IRS Offers Tax Break for Winter Storm Victims
Uncle Sam said victims of the February winter storms have until June 15 to file their individual or business tax returns and make tax payments.
23 Louisiana Parishes Eligible for FEMA Winter Storm Relief
If you incurred damage from the February 2021 winter storm, you may be eligible for FEMA assistance.
Black Inventors Who Changed The World: Thomas L. Jennings
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Parades Canceled: NOLA Celebrates Mardi Gras With House Floats
No pandemic will stop New Orleans from celebrating Mardi Gras. Residents are showing off their carnival spirit after parades and balls have been canceled.
Dr. Dre Health Condition Update
Dr. Dre is said to be undergoing several tests so doctors can get to the root of what caused the star to have a brain aneurysm Monday afternoon.
Haunted High School In Louisiana
Some folks claim the old Ellerbe Road School in Caddo is haunted. Care to take a stroll to see for yourself?
Broadband Coming To 176,000 Residents Living in Rural Louisiana
Soon rural Louisianians will have access to the broadband network, thanks to a $342 million dollar federal project, the FCC's Rural Digital Opportunity Fund.
Update On Boosie Badazz Shooting
Boosie was shot in Dallas Saturday. Police report the Louisiana rap legend didn't sustain any life threatening injuries.
Lyft Offering Free And Discounted Rides To The Polls
It's hard for folks with no vehicle to vote. Polls are being relocated and ballot drop box locations are limited, but Lyft's making sure everyone has a ride.
LSU Football To Return With Stadium at 25%
The Tigers will join other SEC universities this football season with game day stadium capacity at 25% and no tailgating this year.