Alex Orenczuk is a news anchor for KALB-TV, with a focus on local news in Alexandria, Louisiana. With experience in multiple news outlets including KPLC-TV and WAFB TV, Alex covers a range of topics including community events, legal proceedings, environmental issues, and local interest stories.
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By: Alex Orenczuk
"I can say as we speak I know they are working right now," said Senior FEMA Official Willie Nunn to FOX 4.
By: Alex Orenczuk
“We will survive, as the song says, we will survive because we’re the Punta Gorda Boat Club and we’ve been here for 74 years and we’re not going to give up,” said Commodore Ruby Ryan.
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FEMA representatives are going door-to-door in Charlotte County helping residents apply for assistance.
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Deputies who opened fire have been placed on administrative leave, per CCSO protocol.
According to a probable cause affidavit, investigators found 384 suspected marijuana plants.
St. Vincent de Paul Cares now runs the Charlotte Care Center, formerly known as the Homeless Coalition on Kenesaw Street in Port Charlotte.
By: Alex Orenczuk
Dead fish have already popped up around Lemon Bay and people have already started reporting respiratory irritation, the county says.
According to sample results from FWC, Low levels of red tide have been detected near the Charlotte County coast.
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