Good morning, Lake Charles.

Local emergency management advises residents to prepare for hurricanes by following tip #6, which recommends securing outdoor items + stocking emergency kits.

Officials urge residents to review their plans as tropical storm season nears.

Black Heritage Gallery is showcasing a local artist’s legacy in an exhibit that opened Saturday, Jun.

6 — the display highlights his influential artwork and ties to the community.

The city is hosting its inaugural Riverside Spring Festival today to celebrate local arts and community engagement.

Residents can enjoy live music and food trucks + family-friendly activities as part of the first annual event.

U.S. crude oil inventories hit a record low as Louisiana’s SPR (Strategic Petroleum Reserve) fell 8 million barrels last week amid record Gulf Coast exports and strong global demand.

Refineries operated near full capacity while gasoline prices dipped, easing costs for local drivers.

Dozens of middle school students joined Sowela Technical Community College’s summer culinary camp on Saturday, June 6 and will learn knife skills, food prep and table setting over six weeks as Chef Roy Angelle leads hands-on classes.

SWLA Center for Health Services will host a men's symposium to discuss local health issues and offer practical resources.

The event is scheduled for a future date at the center in Lake Charles.

Dusty Slay Comedy Show

8-11 p.m. — Golden Nugget Lake Charles Hotel & Casino — Ticket prices vary — Experience the observational and blue-collar humor of Southern comedian Dusty Slay.

Lake Charles Gumbeaux Gators vs. San Antonio River Monsters

7-11 p.m. — Joe Miller Ballpark — Ticket prices vary — Cheer on the Gumbeaux Gators as they battle the River Monsters in an exciting game of local sports action.

Collective Soul Live Concert

7-11:30 p.m. — Golden Nugget Lake Charles Hotel & Casino — 21+ event — Celebrate three decades of Collective Soul's music at this lively concert.