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Louisiana News and Info Tracker - Daily
Louisiana Sees $61 Billion Investment Surge with AI, Steel, and LNG Projects Driving Economic Transformation
# Louisiana News Summary: May 23, 2025Economic momentum continues to build across Louisiana as the state celebrates Economic Development Week (May 12-16), with Governor Jeff Landry highlighting over $61 billion in investments since January 2024. Major projects include Meta's $10 billion AI data center in Richland Parish, Hyundai Steel Company's $5.8 billion steel mill in Ascension Parish, and significant LNG investments including Woodside Energy's $17.5 billion project in Calcasieu Parish[4].In government news, Peter M. Thomson of Stone Pigman Walther Wittmann LLC has been nominated to serve as the next Inspector General of the Central Intelligence Agency[1]. Meanwhile, state leaders are examining insurance...
2025-05-23
02 min
Newell Normand
The legislation process in Baton Rouge is messy
This hour, Newell has on Michael Hecht, President & CEO of GNO Inc., to talk about the House Natural Resources Committee considering an ambitious agenda related to carbon capture and sequestration, the proposed Omnibus Workforce Package, Fortified Roof funding, and the Australian company Woodside Energy making a final investment decision to build a $17.5B liquefied natural gas production and export facility in Calcasieu Parish.
2025-04-30
31 min
Hell and Gone
Hell and Gone Murder Line: KK's Corner Part 4
After Kevin Abel died, and his death was ruled a suicide, Stacie Reeves was scared. Kevin’s friend Jordan said that Stacie told her that Kevin was in serious trouble - that he owed a lot of drug money to people - and that she was planning on talking to police officers about what she knew. One of the officers she spoke with was Jerome LaStraps, an officer Jordan didn't trust. There’s no evidence that Jerome LaStraps did anything wrong, but police did later call him in for questioning about KK’s Corner, asking what he knew, an...
2025-03-27
35 min
Hell and Gone
Hell and Gone Murder Line: KK's Corner Part 3
On July 6, 1997 in Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana, Marty LeBouef, Stacie Reeves and Nicole Guidry were all shot execution style in the head. Their bodies were left in the cooler at KK’s Corner. Thedr murders were shocking. And soon, people were talking about another death. One that some people in the community thought could be linked to KK’s Corner’s massacre. On Saturday, May 17, 1997, not even three weeks before the triple homicide at KK’s Corner, Kevin Abel was fatally shot in the head at home. Police ruled Kevin’s death a suicide, but Stacie Reeves, who h...
2025-03-20
33 min
Louisiana Anthology Podcast
617. Shannon Eaves, Part 1
617. Part 1 of our interview with Shannon Eaves. "Her book, Sexual Violence and American Slavery: The Making of a Rape Culture in the Antebellum South, was published by UNC Press in 2024. This study examines how the rape and sexual exploitation of enslaved women created a rape culture that was woven into the very fabric of antebellum society, influencing daily life for both the enslaved and enslavers.... Shannon earned her Ph.D. from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and currently serves as an Associate Professor of African American History here at the College of Charleston. She is a specialist...
2025-03-15
00 min
Hell and Gone
Hell and Gone Murder Line: KK's Corner Part 1
It was a few minutes before midnight on Saturday July 5, 1997. 21-year-old Marty LeBouef was working behind the counter as a cashier at KK’s Corner convenience store on Highway 14 in Calcasieu Parish, a few miles from Lake Charles, Louisiana. Marty and his co-worker, 26-year-old Stacie Reeves, were working together that night. There was someone else there too. Stacie had a friend, 14-year-old Nicole Guidry, there with her. Nicole sometimes babysat for Stacie’s twin daughters, who were 23 months old, and was keeping Stacie company until the store closed. Then the plan was for her to ride h...
2025-03-06
35 min
Louisiana News and Info Tracker - Daily
Louisiana's Multifaceted Developments: Legal Battles, Education Initiatives, and Environmental Outlook Unveiled
In Louisiana, recent developments have spanned various sectors, from legal and educational to environmental and economic.A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by a woman who claimed she was falsely arrested during a 2020 protest in Lafayette[1]. Meanwhile, Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill has joined other state attorneys general in investigating Dr. Anthony Fauci’s role in the COVID-19 pandemic response, seeking accountability for alleged mismanagement and suppression of scientific debate[1].On the educational front, more than two dozen LSU Law alumni volunteered to guide first-generation law students at the LSU Paul M. Hebert Law Ce...
2025-02-23
02 min
Louisiana News and Info Tracker - Daily
Louisiana's Legal, Political, and Economic Landscape: Key Developments Unveil Shifting Dynamics in State Affairs
Louisiana has been making headlines with significant developments across various sectors. Recently, a federal judge dismissed a lawsuit filed by a woman who claimed she was falsely arrested during a 2020 protest in Lafayette[1]. In another legal case, Tony and Josie Craven have taken action against Allstate Vehicle and Property Insurance Company over alleged breach of contract following storm damage to their home in Calcasieu Parish[1].On the government and politics front, Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill has joined a coalition of state attorneys general in an investigation into Dr. Anthony Fauci’s role in the COVID-19 pandemic response, se...
2025-02-16
02 min
Zero Breach Zone
Policy, Passion & Purpose: Tales from EdTech Trailblazer Dr. Sheryl Abshire | FETC 2025 Series
Welcome to episode 9 of Zero Breach Zone! Put on your spurs and join us for our first episode in our special FETC 2025 series! Hosts Andy & Phil kick off our conference coverage with master storyteller Dr. Sheryl R. Abshire, a 40+ year education technology pioneer whose deep understanding of policy and government has shaped educational technology across the nation. Her compelling narratives and unique perspectives come from a remarkable journey that spans from implementing the first Apple II computers to leading cybersecurity initiatives as CTO of Calcasieu Parish School System. Through years of advocating at state and federal levels, Dr. Abshire...
2025-01-28
30 min
K-12 Food Rescue: A Food Waste Solution Podcast
Louisiana School Food Waste Solution Leader Jacqueline Richard
Jacqueline Richard is the School Nutrition Program Director of the Calcasieu Parish School District. Four years ago she noticed food waste at one elementary school, and developed a program that could be replicated in each school for students to participate in a share cart program. After a hurricane and covid stifled the program for a few years, the program has been rebuilt, and Jacqueline shares her story in this episode of the K-12 Food Rescue Podcast. This episode represents the 38th state we have shared a school food waste success story from.
2024-11-21
19 min
Find the Good News with Oran Parker
Ep. 132 - The Connected Community - Ft. Calcasieu Parish Sheriff Gary "Stitch" Guillory - Find the Good News with Oran Parker
Ep. 132 - The Connected Community - Ft. Calcasieu Parish Sheriff Gary "Stitch" Guillory - Find the Good News with Oran Parker Have you ever witnessed or been involved in an incident that required you to call the Calcasieu Parish Sheriff's Office? While experiences and opinions may vary—depending on which side of the law one finds themselves on—as a citizen who has had occasion to make the call, my personal impression has been highly positive. In nearly every circumstance, I've been left with a sense of gratitude for CPSO's responsiveness, professionalism, and understanding. While it's undeniable that there is immense...
2024-10-21
1h 00
The Business of Education
Episode 36 | Live from ISTE: Dr. Sheryl Abshire on Strengthening School-Home Partnerships
SummaryDr. Sheryl Abshire discusses her experience in promoting technology adoption in education and the challenges and opportunities it presents. She emphasizes the importance of trust and support from school districts, principals, and teachers in implementing technology in the classroom. Dr. Abshire also highlights the need for technology to provide ease of use for teachers and personalized learning experiences for students. She discusses the role of generative AI in education and its potential to give teachers more time and improve learning outcomes. Dr. Abshire also addresses the importance of parent engagement and the challenges of...
2024-10-08
31 min
It's Acadiana: Out to Lunch
Calcasieu Beer & Colombian Coffee
Hank Williams’ 1952 song, Jambalaya On The Bayou, was the first time much of the world heard anything about us. What at first-listen to most people sounded like a bunch of nonsense syllables like Lewis Carroll’s Jabberwocky, turned out to be a menu of Cajun dishes – Jambalaya, crawfish pie, file gumbo. Today, if you’re from Acadiana and you travel the world, when you’ve been away from home long enough you might find yourself tempted to try Cajun food someplace else. And, though you may be in a pretty Parisian bistro, or a cool café in Quebec, you f...
2024-09-23
28 min
The Counter
Project 2025 and the Fight for Democracy with Dustin Granger
American democracy is at a crossroads, and Project 2025 is a warning sign we can’t afford to ignore. This radical blueprint for consolidating power threatens civil rights, public education, and the very foundations of our democracy. Nowhere is this shift more evident than in Louisiana, where divide-and-conquer politics have pushed the state deep into far-right territory. In this episode of The Counter, we sit down with Louisiana State Democratic Party leader Dustin Granger to discuss the urgent need for Democrats to hold firm in their values rather than shift right, the dangers of Project 2025, and how extremist po...
2024-09-11
31 min
Criminalist Behavior-A Louisiana True Crime Podcast
Haunting Truths in the Wake of the Earl Family Killings-Episode 33
The Earl Family Murders were a series of murders that took place in 1902 in Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana, where six members of a farming family were killed. The discovery of the murders was devastating to the community. Was it a farmhand who seemed to have no motive for the murders that would be arrested and pay the ultimate price for the crime? Tune in and find out what sparked this event and who was responsible for the murder of six innocent family members.Copyright © 2024-Present Criminalist Behavior Podcast. All rights reserved.
2024-09-05
1h 06
Criminalist Behavior-A Louisiana True Crime Podcast
Haunting Truths in the Wake of the Earl Family Killings-Episode 33
The Earl Family Murders were a series of murders that took place in 1902 in Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana, where six members of a farming family were killed. The discovery of the murders was devastating to the community. Was it a farmhand who seemed to have no motive for the murders that would be arrested and pay the ultimate price for the crime? Tune in and find out what sparked this event and who was responsible for the murder of six innocent family members.Copyright © 2024-Present Criminalist Behavior Podcast. All rights reserved.
2024-09-05
1h 05
The Reading Culture
Worthy of Protecting: Ari Tison Faces Down Monsters With Words
“I talked about how I didn't process things in my journals. Well, in poetry, I did. All of a sudden, it was cracking that door open.” - Ari TisonWhen we’re kids, the world still feels so big. Everything is a discovery, from why flowers bloom to why we go to school and what it feels like to make friends… everything is new. But for some kids, life can hit faster than they’re ready to process. The logical side, the “why,” isn’t as important as the safe space to feel the emotions. In Ari’s native Bri...
2024-09-03
42 min
Louisiana News and Info Tracker - Daily
Navigating Louisiana's Road Safety Challenges: Combating Fatalities and Promoting Infrastructure Improvements
Louisiana, often known for its vibrant culture and rich history, also faces significant challenges in maintaining road safety. One of the more distressing concerns is the frequency of fatal traffic incidents, highlighted by recent reports such as the tragic death of a Rapides Parish man in a crash in Calcasieu Parish.The state's highways have repeatedly been identified as sites of severe accidents. The Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development (DOTD) has noted that factors contributing to these high rates of crashes include impaired driving, lack of seatbelt use, and speeding. However, poor road conditions and inadequate infrastructure...
2024-08-09
03 min
Ethical Schools
Early intervention: Model assessment center reduces youth arrests
Steve Evangelista, longtime NYC educator, and Anthony Celestine, director of the Office of Juvenile Justice Services at Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana, talk about Calcasieu’s Multi-Agency Resource Center. MARC, an assessment center that coordinates services for struggling families, has been extraordinarily successful in reducing young people’s involvement with the juvenile justice system. Transcript Click here to see the full transcription of this episode. Overview 00:00-00:50 Intros 00:50-01:28 How Steve and Anthony met 01:28-03:19 What the MARC is and how it is innovative03:19-04:51 Families’ fears 04:51-0...
2024-05-30
42 min
Louisiana Considered
Landry signs bills to deregulate insurance market; carbon dioxide leak rocks La. town
Gov. Jeff Landry signed a package of bills last week that will deregulate Louisiana’s insurance market. They’re part of Insurance Commissioner Tim Temple’s plan to address the state’s ongoing insurance crisis, he says by making Louisiana a more attractive place for insurers to do business. Critics say the policies weaken consumer protections and will increase rates. Sam Karlin, reporter with the Times Picayune/New Orleans Advocate, joins the show with a look at these new laws and the controversy. Carbon dioxide leaks are a growing concern across Louisiana. Energy companie...
2024-05-13
24 min
Franklin County Media
Talk of the County Podcast | Navigating County Challenges: Ohio and Louisiana Perspectives
We're diving deep into the world of county governance with a special focus on the NACo Legislative Conference. Joining us is Commissioner John O'Grady and from Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana, Tony Guillory, known for his role as a police juror. TThese two have not only served together on the Community Economic Workforce Development Committee but have also built a strong friendship through their dedication to their constituents.They share insights into the operational differences and unique challenges faced by counties in Ohio and Louisiana—from dealing with alligator attacks on golfers to managing the aftermath of...
2024-05-13
30 min
Calcasieu Crime Cast
Fighting Fentanyl in Calcasieu Parish
In this episode, District Attorney Stephen Dwight sits down with Tonya Doucette, a mother who lost her son to a fentanyl overdose, and founder of Project Trey. Nearly 100 people a year die of an overdose in Calcasieu Parish and fentanyl is responsible for the majority of those deaths. This discussion includes what fentanyl is, signs of addiction, community resources for addicts, and how the Calcasieu Parish District Attorney's Office is holding dealers accountable.If you would like to schedule a training on fentanyl, visit www.calcasieuda.com.If you need resources for addiction and recovery...
2024-03-27
33 min
Calcasieu Crime Cast
Fighting For the Minority with Wilford Carter, Sr.
In this episode, District Attorney Stephen Dwight sits down with State Representative and former 14th JDC Judge, Wilford Carter, Sr to discuss the impact he has made not only in Southwest Louisiana, but Statewide. Mr. Carter shares stories of fighting for African American rights and the 1986 lawsuit pertaining to the Voting Rights Act that that he was instrumental in. In 1988, Louisiana only had 6 black judges in the State; today, Louisiana has the highest number of African American Judges per capita.
2024-02-13
50 min
Calcasieu Crime Cast
Fighting Human Trafficking in Calcasieu Parish
In this episode, District Attorney Stephen Dwight sits down with CPSO Commander Gene Pittman to discuss human trafficking in Calcasieu Parish. This is an educational episode that discusses the reality of human trafficking in Southwest Louisiana, what it looks like, and how people can help. For more information and training information about human trafficking in SWLA, visit www.fighthtswla.org or call 337-431-1350. To report suspected human trafficking in Calcasieu Parish, call 337-491-7952.
2024-01-26
42 min
Talk Louisiana
Foster Campbell, General Russel Honore, John Wirt
Louisiana Public Service Commissioner Foster Campbell talks an upcoming project in Calcasieu parish. Head of the Green Army General Russel Honore comments on several political topics including new governor Jeff Landry, what's going on in Washington, and also war throughout the world. Music and film critic John Wirt remembers singer-songwriter Jim Morrison.
2023-12-08
44 min
Calcasieu Crime Cast
Death Row Clemency Proceedings
In this episode District Attorney Stephen Dwight is discussing the current death row clemency proceedings and what he is doing to oppose them. He is joined by First Assistant District Attorney Jacob Johnson, who was an attorney on the trial team of Kevin Daigle's death penalty case and will be discussing the elements that are needed to be proved in order to receive a death row conviction.
2023-10-16
31 min
Calcasieu Crime Cast
What is an Expungement?
Are you someone who has heard the term "expungement" but doesnt understand what it means? Or maybe you're someone who needs an expungement yourself. This episode breaks down what an expungement is and the steps you need to take in order to receive one. District Attorney Stephen Dwight sits down with Calcasieu Parish District Attorney's Office Expungement Attorney, Karen McLellan and Calcasieu Parish Clerk of Court Expungement Processor, Monica Winfrey to discuss everything about expungements and the New Day Expungement Event that's held every year by the District Attorney.Expungement applications for the New Day p...
2023-08-25
33 min
AcadianaCasts Presents:
Small Towns, Sliders, & Short Term Rentals (feat. Anthony Sterling)
On this episode of "AcadianaCasts Presents", Anthony Sterling (Talkin' Ish: A Podcast Amongst Friends and Director of Creative Services at News15 in Lafayette, LA) sits down with Carter Simoneaux and Walter Comeaux to discuss some recent headlines like:Smalls Sliders Opening in LafayetteVenture Global LNG in facing potential fines in Calcasieu ParishJason Aldean Causing one of those internet stirsShort Term Rental Drama in LafayettePlus More!Anthony also talks about his podcast, the latest in the video game world, and the Supreme Court's recent decision regarding Affirmative Action...
2023-07-26
2h 12
Calcasieu Crime Cast
Juvenile Crime in Calcasieu Parish
District Attorney Stephen Dwight sits down with with Calcasieu Parish Office of Juvenile Justice Services Director, Anthony Celestine to discuss juvenile crime in Calcasieu. This episode touches on misconceptions of juvenile crime in our area and expands on the numerous resources and programs our community has readily available to keep juveniles from entering the justice system.
2023-07-24
39 min
Southwest Louisiana Economic Intel
Episode 2 – Alberto Galan, Assistant to the Parish Administrator – Calcasieu Parish Police Jury
This week’s guest, Alberto Galan, is the Assistant to the Parish Administrator of Calcasieu Parish and has been heading up all facets of the Long-Term Recovery Plan for the area. Join us as we discuss the process of heading up this effort as well as the funding coming in and how it’s allocated. We also discuss how people and businesses can apply for funding and how this long-term plan is actually being implemented. Finally, we discuss the next steps in the recovery process and how he thinks these recovery efforts will affect the region’s economy in the fu...
2023-06-26
21 min
Good Government Show
Surviving a hurricane with Tony Guillory
First you have to love the title of Tony Guillory’s office, Police Juror, Calcasieu Parish. They do things a little differently in Louisiana. One of the things they must do is deal with hurricanes. Tony talks about what it’s like to live through one and her destruction all around you. GoodGovernmentShow.com Thanks to our sponsors: National Association of Counties (NACo) Kutztown University Ourco Executive Producers: David Martin, David Snyder, Jim Ludlow Hosts/Reporters: Carol D'Auria and David Martin Producers: Carol D'Auria, David Martin, Jason Stershic Edito...
2023-06-22
25 min
Louisiana Considered
Breaking down Perkins v. Hart, the case against police violence in St. Tammany Parish
The Deep South Center for Environmental Justice recently released new maps that show petrochemical plants in Louisiana are disproportionately located near Black communities. This report builds on research from the 1990s, and argues that little has changed in the last 30 years. The coastal desk’s Halle Parker joins us for more on these maps and what they reveal about the health and safety of residents in “Cancer Alley” and Calcasieu Parish. Last week in New Orleans, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit heard arguments in Perkins v. Hart. The case centers on a Lo...
2023-05-10
24 min
Calcasieu Crime Cast
Win Now Win Forever with Coach Justin Hill
McNeese State University Head Baseball Coach Justin Hill joins District Attorney Stephen Dwight to discuss the importance of teaching, inspiring and being a positive role model for young men to ensure they are successful at every stage of life.
2023-05-03
38 min
Calcasieu Crime Cast
Community Impact with Ward 3 Marshal Nathan Keller
In this episode, District Attorney Stephen Dwight sits down with Ward 3 Marshal Nathan Keller. Marshal Keller has over 30 years of experience in Law Enforcement and from the very beginning, has dedicated his time to serving the area with compassion. During his time as Marshal, Mr. Keller has created several programs that benefit the youth and senior citizens of Southwest Louisiana and has even created the Nathan T. Keller Foundation, which was created to ensure the Marshal can continue to provide and give back to the community.
2023-03-31
52 min
Podcast
Austin Doucet, EI, on the Louisiana Watershed Initiative
Austin Doucet began his career at Fenstermaker in 2017 as a Civil Engineering Student Intern shortly before his graduation in 2019 from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette where he earned his Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering. For the duration of his now 6-year tenure with our firm, and through his current position as an Engineer Intern, Austin has been working toward obtaining his Professional Engineering Licensure with mentorship and supervision from Engineering Director, Jeanne Hornsby, who leads our Water Resources team. Austin has been involved in reviewing and developing flood study analyses, the designing of open channel...
2023-03-30
1h 00
FUELED | A Fenstermaker Podcast
S3 Ep3 Austin Doucet, EI, on the Louisiana Watershed Initiative
Austin Doucet began his career at Fenstermaker in 2017 as a Civil Engineering Student Intern shortly before his graduation in 2019 from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette where he earned his Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering. For the duration of his now 6-year tenure with our firm, and through his current position as an Engineer Intern, Austin has been working toward obtaining his Professional Engineering Licensure with mentorship and supervision from Engineering Director, Jeanne Hornsby, who leads our Water Resources team. Austin has been involved in reviewing and developing flood study analyses, the designing o...
2023-03-29
1h 00
Louisiana's Playground
Railroad History of DeQuincy
Guest Vance Perkins, the president of the DeQuincy Railroad Museum Board of Directors, joins hosts Brady and Anna on Louisiana’s Playground to discuss the railroad industry’s impact on the town of DeQuincy. DeQuincy is in the northern part of Calcasieu Parish and is the home to the DeQuincy Railroad Museum and the Louisiana Railroad Days Festival. Perkins touches on the founding of DeQuincy, the impact the museum still has today, and the thrills of its annual festival. Find more information on where to eat, things to do, and events happening this weekend at VisitLakeCharles.org. Ma...
2023-03-29
31 min
Podcast
Bradford Habetz Millett, PLS, EI, on the Louisiana Watershed Initiative
Bradford Millett is a Licensed Professional Land Surveyor in the state of Louisiana with a decade of tenure here at Fenstermaker. Bradford’s career at Fenstermaker began in 2013 when she joined us as an Engineer Intern, coinciding with her graduation from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette having earned a Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering. Serving in a dual capacity as both engineer and surveyor, Bradford combines her training in civil engineering with her exceptional proficiency in survey work to engage in cross-disciplinary projects such as the Louisiana Watershed Initiative, the topic of this season of FUELED, our corp...
2023-03-20
43 min
FUELED | A Fenstermaker Podcast
S3 Ep2 Bradford Habetz Millett, PLS, EI, on the Louisiana Watershed Initiative
Bradford Millett is a Licensed Professional Land Surveyor in the state of Louisiana with a decade of tenure here at Fenstermaker. Bradford’s career at Fenstermaker began in 2013 when she joined us as an Engineer Intern, coinciding with her graduation from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette having earned a Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering. Serving in a dual capacity as both engineer and surveyor, Bradford combines her training in civil engineering with her exceptional proficiency in survey work to engage in cross-disciplinary projects such as the Louisiana Watershed Initiative, the topic of this season of FUELED, our corp...
2023-03-15
44 min
Calcasieu Crime Cast
International Women's Day-Denise Durel
Today we are celebrating International Women's Day by highlighting a woman in our area that is making a difference. Denise Durel is the CEO & President of United Way SWLA. Denise is a known community leader and powerhouse at getting things done. She has a passion for making a difference for the people of Southwest Louisiana and will work all hours of the night and day to take care of those in need. In today's episode, District Attorney Stephen Dwight sits down with Denise to discuss all aspects of United Way, how she chose her career path, and who inspired h...
2023-03-08
35 min
Calcasieu Crime Cast
Strong Relationships Lead to a Safe Community
In this episode, District Attorney Stephen Dwight and Chief of Staff James McGee sit down with Calcasieu Parish Sheriff's Office Chief Deputy Gary "Stitch" Guillory to discuss the importance of relationships between law enforcement agencies. Chief Deputy Guillory explains the importance of building leadership teams and how agencies have to have a good relationship to ensure optimum public safety and trust. Calcasieu Parish is one of the only areas in the state that has great working relationships between all law enforcement agencies and the District Attorney's Office.Deputy Chief Guillory explains that his passion is to give...
2023-01-17
44 min
Motorcycle Madhouse Radio Podcast w James "Hollywood" Macecari
Ep 873 BANDIDOS MC HAVE SHOOTOUT WITH MISFITS MC
MOSS BLUFF, La. (KLFY) – A possible altercation between motorcycle clubs in Moss Bluff leads to a shooting with one in the hospital. According to the Calcasieu Parish Sheriff’s Office, deputies were called out to a bar in the 200 block of Hwy. 171 in Moss Bluff on Sunday in reference to a shooting just after midnight. On arrival, deputies found a woman with a gunshot wound to her lower back. 00:00 BANDIDOS MC HAVE SHOOTOUT WITH MISFITS MC 02:06 Law Enforcement says it was a possibility but not for sure 03:27 This was the bail set for the persons arrested 04:55 Hells Angels MC members new c...
2022-11-18
1h 07
Calcasieu Crime Cast
Episode 10- Veteran's Treatment Court
District Attorney Stephen Dwight sits down with Judge Kendrick Guidry and Bill Williams, LPC, to discuss Veteran's Treatment Court. This specialty court aims to help Veterans with criminal offenses, get back on the right path through mentorship, counseling, and much more. This episode is packed with community resources and gives an in depth look on how the 14th Judicial District and various community partners, gives their full support to Veterans participating in Veteran's Treatment Court.
2022-11-11
37 min
Calcasieu Crime Cast
Episode 9- Domestic Violence Awareness Month
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and this episode will discuss Domestic Violence which could trigger some listeners.In this episode, District Attorney Stephen Dwight sits down with Special Victims Unit Section Chief and Prosecutor Hope Buford, as well as Calcasieu Parish Sheriff's Office Detective Senior Sergeant Tomas Juarez to discuss their time and experience investigating and prosecuting domestic violence cases.Buford and Juarez share valuable community resources available to domestic violence victims, warning signs to look for, and how to report and get help. This episode gives listeners a first-hand look into the lives...
2022-10-18
49 min
Calcasieu Crime Cast
Episode 8- The Power of Justice
In this episode, District Attorney Stephen Dwight sits down with Chief of Litigation Bobby Holmes and Deputy Chief of Litigation Charles Robinson, both of who are on his executive team within the office. Bobby & Charles both started their careers as prosecutors in Orleans Parish and ultimately made their way to Calcasieu where they worked their way to the top. They both discuss how they like to try cases and what it means to them to seek justice for families. We also dive a little deeper to discuss the challenging roads that led them to where they are today. It's...
2022-09-20
32 min
Calcasieu Crime Cast
Episode 7-Getting to Know First Assistant District Attorney Jacob Johnson
In this episode, District Attorney Stephen Dwight sits down with First Assistant District Attorney Jacob Johnson to discuss what contributed to Johnson's success at such a young age. Johnson shares why he wanted to be a prosecutor, things he has learned along the way, and why he is passionate about giving immediate and continuous training to the attorneys at the Calcasieu Parish District Attorney's office. Johnson was also a prosecutor on the trial team that prosecuted the Death Sentence of Kevin Daigle. This episode is packed with educational information on Death Sentence trials, prosecutor development and gives an inside...
2022-08-10
35 min
Missing Magnolias
The Red 'Heads'
Why is no one talking about the red 'heads'!?! Our Google alerts are set with a potential serial killer at large. His victims were women with reddish hair whose severed heads were discarded in trash bags and were discovered in both southwest Louisiana and Texas in March of 2018 by cleanup crews. Police believe that the two cases could be connected. Neither women's remains were ever uncovered. Dr. Michelle Jeanis weighs in with her expertise on serial offenders, while we posit who were these women and why did this offender assume their deaths would go unnoticed. The case received an update in...
2022-07-08
23 min
Calcasieu Crime Cast
Episode 6-LA Gaming Control Board Chairman Ronnie Johns
District Attorney Stephen Dwight sits down with former Louisiana Senator and current Louisiana State Gaming Control Board Chairman Ronnie Johns. Mr. Johns discusses his time serving as a former Senator and how he is currently serving the State of Louisiana as Chairman of the Gaming Control Board. In addition, we discuss sports betting, the regulations Mr. Johns created and oversees, the fight against Human Trafficking, and the Humanitarian work Mr. Johns continues to do.
2022-06-07
47 min
Calcasieu Crime Cast
Episode 5- What is the Children's Advocacy Center (CAC)?
In this episode District Attorney Stephen Dwight sits down with David Duplechin with the Children's Advocacy Center (CAC). David is a Vice President of Family & Youth, the home of the Calcasieu Parish CAC, and has been doing this work for 20 years. David explains the CAC is a child friendly environment where children ages 2-17 can safely share their story of sexual or physical abuse. We have mentioned the CAC in nearly every episode, because it is a vital part in bringing justice to child victims of abuse. This episode will answer all your questions about the CAC and what...
2022-05-10
40 min
Calcasieu Crime Cast
Episode 4- Sexual Assault Awareness Month
In this episode District Attorney Stephen Dwight sits down with Lieutenant Jacob Dore and Sergeant LeAnn Adams from the Calcasieu Parish Sheriff's Office Sex Crimes Division. April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month and to educate the public and advocate for victims of sexual assault, Lieutenant Dore and Sergeant Adams share what their jobs entail, what grooming behaviors are, and give advice to parents on what to look out for. If you or someone you know is a victim of sexual assault, please call the Calcasieu Parish Sheriff's Office at 337-491-3605. If you would like an educational presentation please...
2022-04-26
46 min
The Dragon's Lair Motorcycle Chaos
Wstlake, Texas Bandido Arrested in Biker "Gang" Shooting
SULPHUR - Deputies with the Calcasieu Parish Sheriff's Office arrested 39-year-old Justin Wareham for illegal discharge of a weapon for his alleged involvement in a shootout at the parking lot of an abandoned business in Sulphur late Thursday evening. According to CPSO, Wareham is a known member of the Bandidos MC, an outlaw motorcycle gang.Get 20% off Gothic biker rings by using my special discount code: blackdragon go to http://gthic.com?aff=147Subscribe to our online news magazine www.bikerliberty.comBuy Black Dragon Merchandise, Mugs, Hats, T-Shirts Books: https://blackdragonsgear.comDonate to our...
2022-04-25
45 min
Calcasieu Crime Cast
Episode 3: Celebrating International Women's Month with Judge Sharon Wilson
In this episode Calcasieu Parish District Attorney Stephen Dwight sits down with Judge Sharon Wilson to discuss her time as a prosecutor, private practice attorney, district judge, as well as, 3rd circuit court of appeal judge. Judge Wilson also talks about why she thinks only 30% of judges are women and what she would like to see change. This episode is packed with inspiration and encouragement for those that wish to accomplish a dream of theirs.
2022-03-18
46 min
Calcasieu Crime Cast
Episode 2: DA & Sheriff- How Effective Communication Benefits Public Safety
In this episode Calcasieu Parish District Attorney Stephen Dwight and Calcasieu Parish Sheriff Tony Mancuso discuss how effective communication between community leaders greatly benefits public safety.
2022-02-17
43 min
Calcasieu Crime Cast
Episode 1: District Attorney Stephen Dwight Discusses First Year in Office
In this episode District Attorney Stephen Dwight discusses how his former State Representative seat prepared him for his role as District Attorney. We discuss his achievements and things that surprised him during his first year in office and what he is looking forward to.
2022-01-18
22 min
If Anyone Cares
68. Amelia Meiburg
Send us a textTo kick off 2022, we did a house call to Riley’s alma mater, Sam Houston High School in Lake Charles, LA, to chat with his former English teacher and now seasoned Zoom user Amelia Meiburg about teaching through the COVID-19 pandemic and the effect on students, parents, and educators alike. Conversation included talk of how Calcasieu Parish (our local “county”) handled the shutdown, what the summer was like, the return to school, Hurricane Laura, Hurricane Delta, the 2021 Winter Storms in Louisiana/Texas, and the major flood that struck our city in May 2021… yeah, I know. We...
2022-01-11
1h 33
Dr. Shonda Says...
Infant mortality and the importance of safe sleep space 5/5/21
On this episode, Charles "Charlie" Hunter, Jr the Chief Investigator at the Calcasieu Parish Coroner's Office in Lake Charles, LA talks about a program they started that dramatically decreased their infant mortality. This show tells how a state that is 48th out 50th for infant mortality can greatly improve preventable death in babies by providing them a SAFE SLEEP SPACE.
2021-11-16
33 min
Discover the Best Audio Stories in Science Fiction & Fantasy, Apocalyptic & Dystopian
No Surrender by T.L. Payne
Please visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/526866to listen full audiobooks. Title: No Surrender Series: #4 of Fall of Houston Author: T.L. Payne Narrator: Shawn Compton Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 6 hours 1 minute Release date: September 28, 2021 Genres: Apocalyptic & Dystopian Publisher's Summary: The battle is far from over. Surviving each day is still a perilous struggle, and the farm may not be the safe haven Will Fontenot had hoped. Will's homecoming to Calcasieu Parish is anything but welcoming as he comes face to face with the Blanchards, a local crime family who have taken over the town. But long-strained family ties are strengthened w...
2021-09-28
6h 01
Discover the Best Audio Stories in Science Fiction & Fantasy, Apocalyptic & Dystopian
No Surrender by T.L. Payne
Please visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/526866 to listen full audiobooks. Title: No Surrender Series: #4 of Fall of Houston Author: T.L. Payne Narrator: Shawn Compton Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 6 hours 1 minute Release date: September 28, 2021 Genres: Apocalyptic & Dystopian Publisher's Summary: The battle is far from over. Surviving each day is still a perilous struggle, and the farm may not be the safe haven Will Fontenot had hoped. Will's homecoming to Calcasieu Parish is anything but welcoming as he comes face to face with the Blanchards, a local crime family who have taken over the town. But long-strained family ties are s...
2021-09-28
30 min
Fave Five From Fans
FFFF B005 Lake Charles Film Festival with Patrick Bennett
Patrick Bennett Zooms into the Plastic Microphone to discuss the 2021 Lake Charles Film Festival and the filmmakers that are being represented. The Lake Charles Film Festival is an annual event founded to bring the very best of independent film and video to Calcasieu Parish (in Southwest Louisiana.) It was also founded to spotlight and award the achievements of the filmmakers and writers behind these awesome projects. Be sure to check out the companion Video Episode at the Fave Five From Fans YouTube Channel at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCH9mZeZ1eQpX62H2p5dw15A ...
2021-09-25
26 min
Fave Five From Fans
FFFF B005 Lake Charles Film Festival with Patrick Bennett
Patrick Bennett Zooms into the Plastic Microphone to discuss the 2021 Lake Charles Film Festival and the filmmakers that are being represented. The Lake Charles Film Festival is an annual event founded to bring the very best of independent film and video to Calcasieu Parish (in Southwest Louisiana.) It was also founded to spotlight and award the achievements of the filmmakers and writers behind these awesome projects. Be sure to check out the companion Video Episode at the Fave Five From Fans YouTube Channel at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCH9mZeZ1eQpX62H2p5dw15A ...
2021-09-25
26 min
Nothing Like a Good Book
NLGB E2: Linda Cunningham - Early Thursday
Hurricane Audrey 63rd AnniversaryOn the 63rd Anniversary of Hurricane Audrey A New Novel Depicts the Deadly Storm’s Fury:Early Thursday:A War, A Hurricane, A Miracle!Cameron, Louisiana — A rich and sweeping fictional memoir, told through the voice of 12-year-old Walt LaCour, as he struggles to find himself and learn his true identity amid the backdrop of a terrifying and deadly Hurricane Audrey on the Cajun bayou in post-World War II Louisiana. June 27th marked the 63rd anniversary of one of the most devastating tropical storms to hit the coastal United States. “Early Thursd...
2021-07-18
19 min
Find the Good News with Oran Parker
Ep. 115 - The Human Story - Ft. Christy Comeaux and Katie Pennington-Bartlett with the Calcasieu Parish Public Library - Find the Good News with Brother Oran
You’re listening to Find the Good News, Episode 115, “The Human Story,” featuring Christy Comeaux and Katie Pennington-Bartlett of the Calcasieu Parish Public Library - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - If you've been listening to Find the Good News for any length of time, I'm sure you've figured out that I, like so many, have an affinity for reading. My dad loved to read pocketbooks and comic books, and I am certain that I can draw a direct line from my love for both of those things...
2021-06-25
1h 58
A Better Choice
Parents vs Sex Culture: Dangers
Have you ever wonder "What dangers are in my area that I should be aware of so I can keep my kids safe from them?" As parents we worry it's a natural response and sometimes is the one thing that keeps us safe is the awareness. Join us while we discuss with our local officer, Commander Gene Pittman on the dangers in SWLA and all over that we should be aware of. Some practical tips on keeping our children safe and how the Calcasieu Parish Sheriffs Office is willing to help!
2021-05-28
34 min