Wednesday, December 11 2013 2:58 AM EST2013-12-11 07:58:39 GMT
Shreveport Police investigators have released surveillance video in hopes of generating leads that will lead them to a suspect in 2 separate thefts from local convenience stores.More >>
Shreveport Police investigators have released surveillance video in hopes of generating leads that will lead them to a suspect in 2 separate thefts from local convenience stores.More >>
Wednesday, December 11 2013 2:07 AM EST2013-12-11 07:07:15 GMT
Pulling a prank on your friend is one thing, but convincing them they have been in a coma for the last ten years is taking it to a whole new level.More >>
Pulling a prank on your friend is one thing, but convincing them they have been in a coma for the last ten years is taking it to a whole new level. More >>
Tuesday, December 10 2013 11:55 PM EST2013-12-11 04:55:20 GMT
Byrd High School held a big pep rally Tuesday night that included a fireworks show for the No. 2-seeded Yellow Jackets before they travel to New Orleans to battle the No. 5-seeded Rummel Raiders.More >>
C.E. Byrd High School held a big pep rally Tuesday night that included a fireworks show for the No. 2-seeded Yellow Jackets before they travel to New Orleans to battle the No. 5-seeded Rummel Raiders in the LHSAA State Farm Prep Classic.More >>
A Bossier church food pantry knows first hand, the struggle to feed the hungry is real. Though resources are limited, the Christ the King Food Pantry isn't giving up their battle to stamp out hunger.More >>
A Bossier church food pantry knows first hand, the struggle to feed the hungry is real. Though resources are limited, the Christ the King Food Pantry isn't giving up their battle to stamp out hunger in the parish.More >>
Tuesday, December 10 2013 11:23 PM EST2013-12-11 04:23:18 GMT
The Shreveport City Council passed the "Be Fair Shreveport" Ordinance on Tuesday. The ordinance provides protection against discrimination based on sexual orientation. More >>
The Shreveport City Council passed the "Be Fair Shreveport" Ordinance on Tuesday. The ordinance provides protection against discrimination based on sexual orientation. More >>
SHREVEPORT, LA (KSLA) -
A U.S. Senator from Louisiana is fighting to keep the state's air traffic controls open.
Automatic spending cuts took effect on March 1st. Those cuts have placed Shreveport's Downtown Airport tower on the list of towers to be closed.
The tower is set to be closed on Sunday, April 7th.
U.S. Senator David Vitter met with officials from the Shreveport Downtown airport and Barksdale Air Force Base Thursday to talk about finding funds to keep the tower open."There's no good reason that this or other control towers have to close," Vitter said. "During the budget debates, we proved that the necessary savings to keep the towers open exist and could easily be moved to provide funding so our airports like the Shreveport Downtown Airport aren't negatively affected by automatic spending cuts."
Vitter is working to shift funding in the Federal Aviation Administration to keep the Shreveport's Downtown tower open.
The spending cuts also threatened to close the Texarkana, Texas Airport tower, but Governor Rick Perry found the funds to keep it open and operating.
Funds approved to keep TX control towers open for 90 days FAA funded airport towers using 30-year-old data Shreveport Downtown Airport appeals to FAA to keep tower open Airports suing FAA over plannedMore>>
Tuesday, December 10 2013 10:16 AM EST2013-12-10 15:16:30 GMT
(WABC/CNN) - Remember the waitress in New Jersey who said a customer didn't tip her because she was gay? Well, she doesn't have a job anymore. The restaurant, Gallop Asian Bistro, said it made a "jointMore >>
Remember the waitress in New Jersey who said a customer didn't tip her because she was gay? Well, she doesn't have a job anymore.More >>
Tuesday, December 10 2013 9:13 AM EST2013-12-10 14:13:15 GMT
After a weekend attack at an East Texas Walmart, witnesses explained the situation could have been worse, had a customer not intervened. According to Marshall Police, a transient man from Arkansas, ChristopherMore >>
After a weekend attack at an East Texas Walmart, witnesses explained the situation could have been worse, had a customer not intervened.More >>
Tuesday, December 10 2013 6:46 PM EST2013-12-10 23:46:44 GMT
According to Spin magazine, Bob Marley's estate is suing Raising Cane's for adopting the phrase "One Love" as its trademark. The lawsuit was filed December 6 in Massachusetts. Bob Marley's estate is runMore >>
According to Spin magazine, Bob Marley's estate is suing Raising Cane's for adopting the phrase "One Love" as its trademark.More >>
Roughly three years ago, a man referred to in a federal indictment as "Visitor LF" went to Men's Central Jail to discuss his inability to visit his brother there. Instead, a Los Angeles County Sheriff's...More >>
In stories Dec. 9-10 about Los Angeles County sheriff's deputies facing criminal charges, The Associated Press, citing language in a federal indictment, erroneously identified the title of an Austrian diplomat who was...More >>
Tuesday, December 10 2013 11:23 PM EST2013-12-11 04:23:18 GMT
The Shreveport City Council passed the "Be Fair Shreveport" Ordinance on Tuesday. The ordinance provides protection against discrimination based on sexual orientation. More >>
The Shreveport City Council passed the "Be Fair Shreveport" Ordinance on Tuesday. The ordinance provides protection against discrimination based on sexual orientation. More >>
Monday, December 9 2013 10:18 AM EST2013-12-09 15:18:28 GMT
A former LSU football player who turned himself in to authorities in connection with a burglary is out of jail after posting bond. The East Baton Rouge Parish Sheriff's Office said ex-LSU running backMore >>
A former LSU football player who turned himself in to authorities in connection with a burglary is out of jail after posting bond.More >>
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