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A DeRidder couple and their son were killed in a house fire this weekend.
Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer-related death in the United States.
Sheriff Mark Wood said his office is looking to set up a new series of stings to protect children on the roadways.
The Country Music Association responds after several red carpet denials.
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Paradise Elementary School received a Purple Star Designation ahead of Veterans Day.
Louisiana native Sammy Kershaw sees bump on iTunes after announcing he would not be allowed to walk on the red carpet at the 2026 CMA Awards
A fellow alum of the 90s country scene announced Saturday that he too was snubbed by the Country Music Association
KALB will continue to provide updates as we learn more.
Registration is open for children in eight Louisiana cities
Three people were found dead after a house fire in DeRidder early Saturday morning.
The commission passed the directive in December 2025.
Sammy Kershaw says he was turned down from walking the red carpet at the upcoming Country Music Association Awards.
The Salvation Army’s Christmas tree is up, and the angels are ready for adoption.
Animal Rescue Corps recently rescued over 70 dogs in Louisiana from multiple parishes.
APSO are searching for an escaped inmate from DC-1 in Marksville.
Kershaw rose to fame in 1991 with his first country radio hit, “Cadillac Style.”
Vendors at the Pecan Festival say local support keeps business going!
Vote for your favorite moment from Week 10 of Cenla high school football.
It’s time for Playoff Puppy Picks!
Tigers play top-ranked Longhorns next week after loss to Alabama.
From “Cadillac Style” to “She Don’t Know She’s Beautiful,” explore Sammy Kershaw’s country music career, Louisiana roots, political runs and continued touring.
A Christian nonprofit is preparing for its 12th annual fundraiser in Avoyelles Parish on Saturday, November 6.
The law enforcement presence was spotted on US-165 S near Baywood Drive.
Lt. Marchale Canty served in law enforcement for nearly 30 years.
Candidates have a few more weeks to make their case to voters.