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Here's what life looks like in the smallest city in each state.

Quality over quantity.

Durk is hit with more charges.

Blue Bell has announced the return of Red, White & Blue Bell Ice Cream, a patriotic favorite that hasn't been available since 2017.

Jaaybo will be sentenced at a later date.

The Juneteenth holiday is coming up which means several city services, including trash collection, will operate on a modified schedule.

A new era is on the horizon for vehicle owners in Louisiana. The familiar inspection sticker is leaving, but a handy QR code is set to take its place.

Nothing says Fourth of July like fireworks over the lake. Find out what to expect at Lake Charles' 2026 Red, White, Blue & You Celebration.

While not every exotic animal is legal to own, Louisiana residents may be surprised to learn that several uncommon creatures can legally be kept as pets.

Police say a 50-year-old woman was an innocent victim after gunmen fired up to 80 rounds into a vehicle at a Hammond gas station.

Louisiana’s Gueydan Duck Festival announces its 2026 entertainment lineup featuring Tracy Byrd, Wayne Toups, and more for its 50th year.

Shabang!

St. Tammany Parish Sheriff Randy Smith was booked on felony battery charges Thursday after the LBI confirmed surveillance video backed the victim's account of an unprovoked attack.

The trial is scheduled to start next month.

Latto opens up about issues with Cardi.

After nearly a decade away, Blue Bell's Red, White & Blue ice cream returns to stores across Southwest Louisiana for a limited time.

Beginning August 1, 2026, there are numerous new Louisiana state laws going into effect. One of these new laws is called the "Behind the Counter" law.

A familiar face is saying goodbye. She has announced her retirement after more than 40 years at KPLC.

Louisiana lawmakers are taking a harder stance on repeat drunk drivers after approving legislation increasing penalties for multiple DWI offenses.

As the mercury rises, locals are adjusting their thermostats, but how low is too low when it comes to staying cool? Let’s take a look.

After a groundbreaking 45-year career, KPLC anchor Cynthia Arceneaux will retire this August, leaving a lasting legacy in Southwest Louisiana.

Whoa!

Cassie's whereabouts are unknown.

Bobby crashes out on Hov.