Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 15th of June.
Good morning, Lake Charles.
A recent report found that Hampton Hotels—part of the Hilton group—are among the dirtiest chains in America, with over 90 spots in Louisiana and more than 200 in Texas receiving low ratings for cleanliness.
On June 13, 2025, Calcasieu Correctional Center processed multiple arrests from Lake Charles, Westlake and surrounding areas with charges that ranged from protective order violations and drug offenses to obstruction of justice & federal detainers.
The Louisiana Senate ended some bills and moved funds for one-time projects such as roads, bridges, water fixes, and economic development during the recent session—efforts Senate President Cameron Henry said were meant to slow government growth.
Lawmakers also acted on measures involving tax cuts, school choice funding, and changes to rules on prescription drugs, app store age checks, juvenile records, and post-conviction relief.
Louisiana lawmakers ended their session on Thursday — just minutes before leaving the Capitol — and Gov. Jeff Landry announced he will schedule a special session to revive a controversial bill that died; he did not say when lawmakers will return.
The planned session could bring back efforts stalled by last-minute amendments.
LSU defeated Arkansas 4 to 1 in its College World Series opener in Omaha as co-ace Kade Anderson pitched over seven innings and allowed only one run and three hits—LSU will face UCLA on Monday.
Lake Charles Symphony Summer Pops
7-10 p.m. — Lake Charles Event Center — Check website for price — Experience a night of classical music with the Lake Charles Symphony Summer Pops.
Louisiana Rural Water Association Conference
9 a.m.-6 p.m. — Lake Charles Event Center — Check Official Website — Engage in networking and educational sessions for water utility professionals.
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