*News Channel 5 updates local damage & Renee Allen reports from an Alexandria home damaged by the storm. 

Here is some of our raw footage from the City Park Area, Thornton Court & St. James. 

Al Quartemont talks with Craig W. Floyd, National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund Chairman from Washington, DC and runs down the events happening today on National Peace Officers Memorial Day. 

*Pollock Elementary Closed - All other Grant Schools Open; Rapides Parish Schools Open - Students Who Don’t Attend Won’t Be Given Absences. Also, Country Day School Closed. 

Consumer Headlines:
*Taco Bell Cheap Menu
*Free McDonald’s Food
*Scooter Sales

*State Tax Day Today
*LSU-Alexandria Graduation Today
*Learning Center Holds Informational Session Today
*AgCenter Holds Carbon Credit Conference

Nick Mikulas gives you the morning weather update.

*$300 Million Tax Break Agreement
*State To Guarantee Worker Training
*Shrimp Season Starts

*Aces & White Wings Game Postponed In 9th
*LC Women Leave For D-III World Series
*LSU Baseball Looks For 14th In Row At Auburn
*Hornets At Spurs For Game 6

*Arson Suspect Arrested In Florida
*Aid Arriving In Myanmar
*Memorial Day Travel Report Due Out Today
*Record Art Sale

Rapides Schools are assessing the situation; Pollock Elementary In Grant Parish Closed - all others open. 

News Channel 5 reporter Mike Magnoli takes a look at the job market in Cenla. 

Tom Konvicka has a look at the Forecast.

Actor Dennis Quaid tells Congress about medication mistake that nearly killed his kids. Brian Mooar reports. 

Budget cuts force Minnesota district to adopt four-day school weeks. Boyd Huppert reports.

Georgia bar owner draws heat for racist Obama t-shirts. Jennifer Leslie reports.

*Our #1 Fan of the show gets to talk about the season finale with 3 of the stars of the hit comedy. 

Georgia bar owner draws heat for racist Obama t-shirts. Jennifer Leslie reports.

Bobby Levy, from the Assistant District Attorney’s Office, came and spoke about pending legislation. 

Connecticut residents line up for 99-cent gas. Susan Goodman reports. 

Iraq vet drummed out of Army for being overweight. Stuart Dyson reports.

Extreme drivers ed class puts teens to the test. Charlie Wojciechowski reports. 

Kansas man claims his truck can go more than 50 miles on $1 worth of fuel. Russ Ptacek reports.

*We are poised for another journey into website excellence. 

*Featuring Faith Ford, Karl Malone, The Hornets & More!

*Here what the actress has to say about what she wants to do for her home State. 

Consumer Headlines:
*JetBlue Grounds LAX Service
*Prescription Drug Prices
*Wedding Costs

*Rapides Regional Grand Opening
*Faith Ford Kicks Off Tourism Campaign
*LiveStrong Event In Alexandria
*Book Brigade In Glenmora

*Aces Lose Opener In 10th Inning
*LSU Stops UNO In 15th Inning
*Hornets Take Game 5; Lead Series 3-2

*Here are some of the things happening around Louisiana. 

Nick Mikulas gives you the morning weather update.

*Hillary Clinton Wins Big In West Virginia
*China’s Death Count Up To 20,000
*Wildfires In Florida Could Have Been Started By Arsonists
*Quack. Quack.  A Little Duck Family Wants To Go Home. 

The Alexandria City Council and the Mayor Jacques Roy office held a retreat today as a follow-up to one they held in February. 

Tom Konvicka has a look at the Forecast.

A wild day at the zoo (PUN INTENDED) when a suspect on the run from police hops the fence.  News Channel 5 reporter Mike Magnoli has details. 

Video shows Texas 4th grader threatening school bus passengers with knife. Elizabeth Scarborough reports. 

California couple celebrates 75th anniversary. Vikki Vargas reports.

Indianapolis police investigating after suspect beaten on tape.

Hundreds of students hear the anti-tobacco message during a special “Junior Training Camp” hosted by the Rapides Foundation at ASH. 

Dr. Eamon Halpin, the LSUA Bridge Program Coordinator, came to speak about a program for students trying to get into college. 

Al Quartemont talks with cast members Anthony Anderson and Jeremy Sisto

Nick makes an admission most of us already knew!  Go Aces!

Nick Mikulas gives you the morning weather update.

*Alexandria Mayor, City Council To Retreat
*Grand Opening Of Rapides Regional Expansion
*Woodworth Church Celebrates With Mass Tonight
*Aces Open Season Tonight At Bringhurst

*Alexandria Man Held For Shooting Neighbors
*Fire Destroys Boyce Home
*Salvation Army Deals With Food Needs
*Postal Workers Help Out Food Bank

*Aces Open Season Tonight at 7:05pm At Bringhurst
*Hornets Host Spurs In Game 5 at 8:30pm

*LeBeau Woman Held For Running Down Her Husband
*Legislature Notes
*Sean Payton Starts New Charity

*China’s Death Toll Up To 12,000 & Rising
*Democrats Head To The Polls In West Virginia
*Another Gas Price Record
*This Traffic Cop’s Got The Moves!

Tom Konvicka has a look at the Forecast.

News Channel 5 reporter Mike Magnoli has the story of a shooting that happened on Mother’s Day.  Bullets flying at a family gathering-- a neighbor told police he got fed up with the loud music. 

*News Channel 5 updates local damage & Renee Allen reports from an Alexandria home damaged by the storm. 

Here is some of our raw footage from the City Park Area, Thornton Court & St. James. 

Al Quartemont talks with Craig W. Floyd, National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund Chairman from Washington, DC and runs down the events happening today on National Peace Officers Memorial Day. 

*Pollock Elementary Closed - All other Grant Schools Open; Rapides Parish Schools Open - Students Who Don’t Attend Won’t Be Given Absences. Also, Country Day School Closed. 

Consumer Headlines:
*Taco Bell Cheap Menu
*Free McDonald’s Food
*Scooter Sales

*State Tax Day Today
*LSU-Alexandria Graduation Today
*Learning Center Holds Informational Session Today
*AgCenter Holds Carbon Credit Conference

Nick Mikulas gives you the morning weather update.

*$300 Million Tax Break Agreement
*State To Guarantee Worker Training
*Shrimp Season Starts

*Aces & White Wings Game Postponed In 9th
*LC Women Leave For D-III World Series
*LSU Baseball Looks For 14th In Row At Auburn
*Hornets At Spurs For Game 6

*Arson Suspect Arrested In Florida
*Aid Arriving In Myanmar
*Memorial Day Travel Report Due Out Today
*Record Art Sale

Rapides Schools are assessing the situation; Pollock Elementary In Grant Parish Closed - all others open. 

News Channel 5 reporter Mike Magnoli takes a look at the job market in Cenla. 

Tom Konvicka has a look at the Forecast.

Actor Dennis Quaid tells Congress about medication mistake that nearly killed his kids. Brian Mooar reports. 

Budget cuts force Minnesota district to adopt four-day school weeks. Boyd Huppert reports.

Georgia bar owner draws heat for racist Obama t-shirts. Jennifer Leslie reports.

*Our #1 Fan of the show gets to talk about the season finale with 3 of the stars of the hit comedy. 

Georgia bar owner draws heat for racist Obama t-shirts. Jennifer Leslie reports.

Bobby Levy, from the Assistant District Attorney’s Office, came and spoke about pending legislation. 

Connecticut residents line up for 99-cent gas. Susan Goodman reports. 

Iraq vet drummed out of Army for being overweight. Stuart Dyson reports.

Extreme drivers ed class puts teens to the test. Charlie Wojciechowski reports. 

Kansas man claims his truck can go more than 50 miles on $1 worth of fuel. Russ Ptacek reports.

*We are poised for another journey into website excellence. 

*Featuring Faith Ford, Karl Malone, The Hornets & More!

*Here what the actress has to say about what she wants to do for her home State. 

Consumer Headlines:
*JetBlue Grounds LAX Service
*Prescription Drug Prices
*Wedding Costs

*Rapides Regional Grand Opening
*Faith Ford Kicks Off Tourism Campaign
*LiveStrong Event In Alexandria
*Book Brigade In Glenmora

*Aces Lose Opener In 10th Inning
*LSU Stops UNO In 15th Inning
*Hornets Take Game 5; Lead Series 3-2

*Here are some of the things happening around Louisiana. 

Nick Mikulas gives you the morning weather update.

*Hillary Clinton Wins Big In West Virginia
*China’s Death Count Up To 20,000
*Wildfires In Florida Could Have Been Started By Arsonists
*Quack. Quack.  A Little Duck Family Wants To Go Home. 

The Alexandria City Council and the Mayor Jacques Roy office held a retreat today as a follow-up to one they held in February. 

Tom Konvicka has a look at the Forecast.

A wild day at the zoo (PUN INTENDED) when a suspect on the run from police hops the fence.  News Channel 5 reporter Mike Magnoli has details. 

Video shows Texas 4th grader threatening school bus passengers with knife. Elizabeth Scarborough reports. 

California couple celebrates 75th anniversary. Vikki Vargas reports.

Indianapolis police investigating after suspect beaten on tape.

Hundreds of students hear the anti-tobacco message during a special “Junior Training Camp” hosted by the Rapides Foundation at ASH. 

Dr. Eamon Halpin, the LSUA Bridge Program Coordinator, came to speak about a program for students trying to get into college. 

Al Quartemont talks with cast members Anthony Anderson and Jeremy Sisto

Nick makes an admission most of us already knew!  Go Aces!

Nick Mikulas gives you the morning weather update.

*Alexandria Mayor, City Council To Retreat
*Grand Opening Of Rapides Regional Expansion
*Woodworth Church Celebrates With Mass Tonight
*Aces Open Season Tonight At Bringhurst

*Alexandria Man Held For Shooting Neighbors
*Fire Destroys Boyce Home
*Salvation Army Deals With Food Needs
*Postal Workers Help Out Food Bank

*Aces Open Season Tonight at 7:05pm At Bringhurst
*Hornets Host Spurs In Game 5 at 8:30pm