Theresa Schmidt

2 days ago | kplctv.com | Theresa Schmidt

LAKE CHARLES, La. (KPLC) -How would you like to have a certified wildlife habitat in your own back yard. Well, you can and a local woman has done so and You can too. “For me we’re all God’s creatures and we all need to pay attention to providing habitat for all God’s creatures,” said Cindy Robertson of Sulphur. She has established a wildlife habitat certified by the National Wildlife Federation and it’s in the backyard at Micah 6:8.

3 days ago | kalb.com | Theresa Schmidt

LAKE CHARLES, La. (KPLC) - What do you do when your apartment has sewage in it and you cannot seem to get anybody to help you? Angelina Jourdan lives at The Park at Winterhalter in Lake Charles. She said water and feces came up through her tub and other spots Saturday, May 31. Jourdan said she has been unsuccessful in getting the help she needs. “This has been since Saturday. They haven’t fulfilled their responsibility, and they still haven’t.

3 days ago | kplctv.com | Theresa Schmidt

LAKE CHARLES, La. (KPLC) -What do you do when your apartment has sewage in it and you cannot seem to get anybody to help you. Saturday, water and feces came up through her tub and other spots says Angelina Jourdan and she has been unsuccessful in getting the help she needs. “This has been since Saturday, they haven’t fulfilled their responsibility and they still haven’t. they showed me by their actions that they’re not going to do anything about this matter.

4 days ago | kplctv.com | Theresa Schmidt

LAKE CHARLES, La. (KPLC) - The Louisiana Senate Bill that’s supposed to reorganize the Department of Energy and Natural Resources made it out of committee Tuesday. It’s expected to move to the house floor Monday. The bill was more than two hundred pages to start and now at least two other House bills have been incorporated into it. HB 601 and HB 694. Senate Bill 244 has been described as a sprawling bill that rewrites vast portions of Louisiana’s energy law.

5 days ago | kplctv.com | Theresa Schmidt

LAKE CHARLES, La. (KPLC) -Six environmental groups have gone to federal court to stop a law they say attacks their fundamental right to free speech. It has to do with sampling the air in their communities and publishing the results. But the Louisiana Chemical Association says it’s not meant to silence community voices. Micah 6: 8 members try to follow the sacred scripture for which the group is named: act justly, love mercy and walk humbly with your God.