(KPEL-FM) - Louisiana is the Sportsman's Paradise, but it's also known for the vast array of festivals that happen across the state and throughout the year. As the crowds grow in size, sometimes it's difficult to hunt down your friends. In …
Let’s be honest—laundry is the chore that never ends. Just when you think you're done, someone tosses another shirt in the hamper! It’s like a guest who never knows when to leave. If you're picky about your detergent like I am, you might want to …
Louisiana’s innovation ecosystem continues to grow annually, with over 95,000 new jobs created since 2016. As our state’s business environment flourishes, Louisiana needs policies in place that will spur annual growth and success. However, key provisions …
President Joe Biden spent four years trying to drag the United States into the dark ages with his anti-energy policies. Thanks to the wisdom of the American people, though, those days are over. American energy independence is back on the horizon under …
Kohl's is closing several stores nationwide on Saturday as the national department store chain struggles with sluggish sales. A total of 27 stores will be shuttering across the country on Saturday, March 29, 2025. Kohl's Reports Large Quarterly …
Kohl's is closing several stores nationwide on Saturday as the national department store chain struggles with sluggish sales. A total of 27 stores will be shuttering across the country on Saturday, March 29, 2025. Kohl's Reports Large Quarterly …
LAFAYETTE, La. (KPEL News) - Now that the Mardi Gras beads are mostly cleared from the utility lines and we are firmly in the Lenten season, Louisiana has shifted into a different kind of celebration—one built around backyard boils, spicy steam rising from …
LAFAYETTE, La. (KPEL News) — Welcoming a new baby is one of life’s most joyful milestones. The excitement of bringing a little one into the home often inspires first-time parents to go all out in creating the perfect environment for their newborn. One …
LAKE CHARLES — Sheriff’s deputies accompanied Federal Emergency Management Agency workers to Terra Hillman’s fenced-in property Jan. 29. They were there to remove the camper she’s lived in since Hurricane Laura plowed through her home in August 2020. …
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