This Monday will be the last day to have your debris picked up from in front of your home.

It's Hurricane Preparedness Week, and we all know being prepared for the worst is an important fact of life for Louisiana residents.

There is already talk that this season could be worse than last year, and we have endured so much here in Lake Charles and neighboring parishes.

FEMA's hurricane debris removal program is coming to an end, and it will be making its final passes in Lake Charles next month.

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

You should be able to get what you want without being taken advantage of.

Are you finding nothing but walls when you file an appeal for FEMA assistance? The United Way of SWLA and SBP have partnered to offer free events to help.

A contractor fraud response team has been formed by Calcasieu Parish to help residents who have been victims of theft or fraud.

Colorado State University is predicting an abnormally active hurricane season this year.

The Calcasieu Parish Police Jury’s Human Services Department has put out a survey they need parish residents to fill out to determine the community's needs.

The unincorporated areas of Calcasieu Parish will be getting their final pass of hurricane debris pickup starting April 12.

If you made a claim but were forced to relocate and your contact information has changed, make sure to update FEMA today.