Kristian Bland

It's always the same after a disaster. People tell us how lucky we are to have only lost "stuff" - but sometimes, that "stuff" means everything.

May means summer is coming and kids are almost out of school - but there's more to it than that. Here are seven interesting facts you may not know about May.

If it feels like a lot of people left the Lake Charles area last year, it's because a lot of people did.

Arkansas is paying big money to convince people to relocate. Plus, they'll give you a free bicycle. What's not to love?

If you come across an alligator lying motionless with its snout sticking out of frozen water, don't go poking at it with a stick. It's not dead.

Get the latest information on water, electricity, and school closures due to the winter storm.

Mayor Nic Hunter held a press conference with the City of Lake Charles at 11:00am this morning to update residents on the current status of water in the city.

Everyone knows The Twelve Days of Christmas but have you heard about The Twelve Months of 2020? Don't worry, we hadn't either until we just made it up.

A video posted to Facebook during Hurricane Delta shows a line of cars hilariously trying to order drive-thru from a closed Burger King in Beaumont.

Many roadways in Lake Charles are impassable, along with several others in Moss Bluff, Westlake, Iowa, Bell City / Hayes, Sulphur, DeQuincy, Starks, and Vinton.