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A World War II training plane was flying over Chennault International Airport Friday, June 26, 2020 as plans were announced for next year’s airshow.
Rain soaked little league baseball fields Tuesday at Weaver Park in Lake Charles. The day’s games were cancelled.
- Rick Hickman
Drivers were rerouted from Interstate 10 near the Shattuck Street exit Monday afternoon after multiple 18-wheelers crashed in the westbound lanes.
Jeff Davis Parish Tourist Commission Marketing Director Dione Sabelhaus feeds raw chicken to alligators Friday at the Gator Chateau located at the Louisiana Oil and Gas Park in Jennings. The public can view the weekly feedings at 3:30 p.m. every Friday through September. The free exhibit inc…
Heavy rain and wind blew through a neighborhood in south Lake Charles knocking down fences and trees on Tuesday, June 16, 2020. (Rick Hickman/Lake Charles American Press)
- Rick Hickman
Martha Simmons, the first COVID-19 patient admitted to Christus Ochsner St. Patrick Hospital, was discharged Friday after spending nearly three months — including four weeks on a ventilator — fighting the virus. During Simmons’“CODE HOME” celebration, hospital associates, physicians and lead…
- Rick Hickman
A masonry worker uses a lift to clean bricks at Erdace Apartments, 600 Ryan St., Thursday afternoon. Ground was broken for the four-story 270-unit complex in January 2018. Originally projected to open in Spring 2019, a worker said Thursday, “It’s getting close. We’re just putting on the fini…
The baby alligators on display have their jaws held closed with a rubber band because of their sharp teeth to prevent children from having a bad experience with the babies at Creole Nature Trail Adventure Point in Sulphur, Louisiana on Saturday, June 9, 2018.
- Kirk Meche
Tyler Fitkin of Lake Charles bowls Friday at Petro Bowl. The Lake Area business was expecting a busy weekend as the state reopens.
The parking lot of John Mo’s Crawdads, 708 N. Thomson Ave. in Iowa, was underwater Wednesday evening.
- Maria Torres / American Press
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