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Monday, September 8th, 2025
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Good morning, Lake Charles. Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 8th of September.
CRIME NEWS
- ➤ In a multi-vehicle crash in Moss Bluff last night around 9 p.m. at the intersection of North Perkins Ferry Road and Poeyfarre Drive, a 19-year-old died when a Toyota SUV passed a stopped Chevy pickup in a no passing zone and struck a southbound Ford — a second Chevy pickup then hit the Ford and 24-year-old Shelby T. Wood was arrested for suspected drunk driving. 7 KPLC
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GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ The Louisiana National Guard mobilized about 95 soldiers and airmen on September 6 to support Immigration and Customs Enforcement at several local sites, and they remain under Title 32 status—under the command of Gov. Jeff Landry and Maj. Gen. Thomas C. Friloux. The American Press
- ➤ One year ago, the Capital One tower was taken down after Hurricane Laura damaged the building, leaving its 22 floors in scattered glass along the lakefront. Mayor Marshall Simien said a new plan at 1 Lakeshore Drive—intended to link downtown and the lakefront—will be reevaluated by city leaders. 7 KPLC
- ➤ Chief Warrant Officer 2 Mike Dillon now serves at Marine Safety Unit Lake Charles—where he leads marine inspections and advises on law enforcement to protect our waters. The 16-year Coast Guard member, with a strong background in environmental science from Frostburg State University, works alongside a team of 45 to keep local and national waterways safe from threats like drug smuggling and pollution. The American Press
- ➤ On Friday, Gov. Jeff Landry paid a $900 fine for not reporting a free plane ride to Hawaii—he admitted he accepted nearly 20 free trips worth over $13,000 since 2021, ending a long ethics probe. His settlement with the Louisiana Board of Ethics now clarifies travel reporting requirements—meant to help avoid future confusion. The American Press
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Cristina Mariani Stand-Up Comedy Show
8 p.m. — Library Riot — $30 reserved seating, $20 general — Enjoy an evening of laughs with Cristina Mariani, featured on Kill Tony and Comedy Mothership.
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Weber State vs. McNeese State Football Game
6 p.m. — McNeese State University Football Stadium — Ticket prices vary — Watch the McNeese Cowboys take on Weber State in an exciting home game showdown.
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McNeese Cowboy Club 5k Gallop Fun Run / Walk & Kids 1k Round Up
5k Fun Run & Walk for all ages organized by the McNeese Track and Field / XC Program presented by the McNeese Cowboy Club. Proceeds raised go directly back to program to help offset funding for Travel, Meals, Equipment, Insurance, Supplies for the Year. Your support is appreciated.
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