Good morning, Lake Charles.

The fourth annual Brodeo returns to Burton Coliseum on Wednesday, Jan.

28 from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.—organized by the Meaux family to honor their son’s legacy—for a free, kid-friendly rodeo featuring events like bull riding, barrel racing, and more for children with special needs.

The local bookstore hosts Toddler Tuesday (a weekly event with story time and play for toddlers) each Tuesday, providing parents an opportunity to connect and engage with the community.

Chuck Eats Week kicks off its fourth year as an 11-day dining event that celebrates Lake Charles' local cuisine.

The event runs Jan. 22 through Feb. 1 and features set menus from various restaurants — offering diners a chance to explore new flavors.

Local educators were recognized as Teachers of the Year at an awards ceremony held Tuesday (Jan.

20) in Lake Charles, highlighting their dedication and impact on student success.

Local fans are gearing up to enjoy unique Louisiana specialties like boudin and chicken gumbo at Super Bowl watch parties as NFL playoffs continue and the big game will take place on Sunday, Feb.

9 at Levi Stadium — Gator 99.5 highlights local traditions in game day celebrations.

After a win on Monday against Corpus Christi, the McNeese Cowboys improved their record (15 to 4 overall, 8 to 2 in conference) with 14 offensive rebounds and 19 second-chance points, although they had struggled in a loss against Texas Rio Grande Valley on Saturday.

Desert Highway Valentine's Dinner

8-11 p.m. — L'Auberge Casino Resort Lake Charles — Cost not specified — Celebrate love with a romantic dinner and an unforgettable live performance by Desert Highway, the ultimate Eagles tribute.

McNeese State Cowgirls Basketball vs. UTRGV

5:59-8:59 p.m. — Townsley Law Arena, Doland Fieldhouse — Check for ticket prices — Witness a critical Southland Conference matchup as the Cowgirls battle UTRGV for tournament seeding.