Good morning, Lake Charles.

More than 100 local listeners reported towns in Southwest Louisiana where posted speed limits drop sharply & police closely monitor traffic.

Drivers should reduce speed and check their speedometers to avoid fines.

Faith Bible Church will host a free jambalaya dinner for first responders on Tuesday, Oct.

27 (10 a.m. to 2 p.m.) at 6294 Tom Hebert Road. The event honors firefighters, police, EMTs, and dispatchers with a public meal.

Downed power lines have closed I-10E at the I-210 split in Westlake since early Tuesday, causing congestion near LA 108 + drivers are advised to use alternate routes.

Travis Tritt is set to bring his 90s country hits to the Golden Nugget in Lake Charles this Saturday, Oct.

10. The veteran performer will take the stage with tickets at $82 and an age requirement of 21 or older — offering local fans a lively live music experience.

Rouge et Blanc returns to the McNeese campus on Saturday, Oct.

10 from 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., featuring wine tastings, food, and local chefs while supporting cultural and educational programs in the community.

Forecasters say a trough of low pressure in the southwestern Gulf may become a tropical depression mid or late this week.

Residents near southeast Louisiana should monitor local advisories and prepare for changing conditions (watch for updates).

Linda S Brown will host the 7th Annual Breast Cancer Walk in Lake Charles to raise awareness and support research.

The event will take place later this fall (exact time and location will be announced by organizers).

Personal trainer Kenya Thomas leads a morning upper body workout with dumbbell exercises — including shoulder presses, raises, and curls — to help Lake Charles residents build muscle tone and strengthen their arms.

She suggests keeping weights handy for a quick set during TV time.