The National Hurricane Center has classified Hurricane Laura as a 'Major Hurricane' with the potential for catastrophic storm surges, extreme winds, and flash flooding. The storm is currently a Category 3 hurricane with potential to reach a Category 4 before making landfall. Not only will this directly impact South Louisiana but could potentially cause damage in North Louisiana as well. The National Weather Storm predicts Laura could reach our area as a Category 1 hurricane and cause flash flooding, tornadoes and wind damage. Check back here for all updates on the storm.
Watch Acts of Kindness as People Help Others
In the aftermath of tragedy we always seen the best in humanity and that is happening over and over again in the Lake Charles community.
President to Lake Charles Residents: “We Will Take Care of You”
Watch the President's visit to Lake Charles and his remarks to residents devastated by the storm.
Lake Charles Family of 5 Dies of Monoxide Poisoning
This is a sad reminder of how important it is to make certain that any generator has proper ventilation to prevent carbon monoxide buildup.
Top 10 Things to Have on Hand During Power Outage
What are some of the essential things you need to have on hand if this power outage is going to last a few more days.
How to Stay Cool This Weekend…
It's August. It's Louisiana. And most of us don't have power, hence no air conditioning. Here are a few things you can do to beat the heat!
Local Damage Caused By Hurricane Laura [GALLERY]
Some of the damage seen locally is nothing short of jaw dropping.
Why Laura’s Devastating Storm Surge Missed Lake Charles
A track change of fewer than 20 miles made all the difference between Hurricane Laura being remembered as a wind event versus a water event.
Tree Falls on Fraternity House at the University of Louisiana
Members of Theta Xi fraternity on the campus of UL are picking up the pieces after a tree fell through their home on Thursday.
Here’s How Can You Help Hurricane Laura Victims
Would you like to help those in need? Here's how you can.
Lake Charles Hospital Evacuating Patients in Wake of Hurricane
The evacuations were ordered over concerns about the availability of water and power in Lake Charles.
LSU Fan Interrupts Live Weather Broadcast in Shreveport
LSU fans shouts Go Tigers behind a Weather Channel reporter during a live shot from downtown Shreveport.
Are You Prepared to not Have Power Until September?
Septemeber 2nd to be exact. That's the question many of us now have to find an answer for.