Rania Kaur
Reporter
Rania Kaur joined KPLC in October 2019 as a reporter. Born and raised in the Seattle area, as a kid, she loved talking to those around her and watching local news, but didn’t know that she wanted to be a reporter until much later. She started off as a Biochemistry major at Seattle University, then stumbled into journalism and immediately fell in love.
She was a reporter and anchor at her school’s station and wrote for her school paper. She was also the student representative for the Seattle Chapter of the Asian American Journalists Association.
Being from Seattle, she cheers for the Seattle Seahawks, is addicted to drinking coffee (or chai), and is loving the Louisiana sun (she doesn’t get much in Seattle).
Rough year for rice farmers after hurricanes Laura and Delta
Resident recalls being rescued from floodwaters during Hurricane Delta
Some Jennings residents are dealing with heartbreak while others breathe a sigh of relief as they return to their homes
The agenda item requests the City of Lake Charles be allowed to move to Phase 3 and allow businesses to operate at full capacity.
Officer involved shooting on 13th Street
From hospitals to prisons, one local company is stepping up to manufacture something they never have before - hand sanitizer.
From pop-ups to text messages, more scams are circulating right now all related to the coronavirus.
Maplewood Middle School music teacher Mickey Smith has received a national honor.
The top 16 players from all across Louisiana competed for the opportunity to play in the National Pinball Championship. This year, the National Championship is held in Denver.
The average cost of a home in 2019 for SWLA was $186,000 according to Debbie Link, President of the Southwest Louisiana Association of Realtors but that price may change in 2020.
The snails carry a parasite known as rat lung worm, but apple snails are also dangerous for marine life.
If you’re buying a fresh Christmas tree this year, you may want to buy sooner rather than later.
A new pipeline academy aims to train those wanting to enter or expand their skills in the pipeline industry
A new cyber-security scam called “Juice Jacking,” may put your phone and privacy at risk.
