It’s history in the making for an 18-year-old college graduate.
Deputies confirmed this was a legitimate call for help.
On Saturday, Sept, 26, the Louisiana Safety Commission teamed up with Louisiana State Police Troop G to inform parents and guardians about car seat safety.
Each year, a non-profit group called United Through Fitness host a fitness event at Clyde Fant Park in June. But due to the global Covid-19 pandemic it was postponed for several months.
The motto for Bricks4kidz: we learn, we build, we play.
In an effort to defeat hunger, Hunters for the Hungry is hosting a clean out your freezer day on Sunday, September 20. The Hunters for the hungry is accepting donations at 11 drop-off locations across Louisiana.
Spokeswoman has seen compassion between parents, teachers grow amid the ongoing outbreak
Bars are restricted to 25% capacity, while restaurants are restricted to a 75% capacity
It's costing an average of 10 cents a gallon less this Labor Day than during the holiday in 2019
The Cajun Navy partnered with the Bossier Farmers Market to host a supply drive to help victims impacted by Hurricane Laura.
Residents in Shreveport’s Ingleside neighborhood are fed up with big 18-wheeler and cement trucks driving on their streets.
Some residents are still cleaning up the remnants left behind from Hurricane Laura.
The 2nd annual Youth Without Limitations Back to School supply drive.
A local group called You Too, Inc is working to make the first-year of college easier for students.
"This is just unacceptable; why is there a slowdown? What is the problem?"
Poetic Sundays is held every weekend in Caddo Common Park.
A peaceful march in downtown Shreveport to bring awareness to gun violence.
Jan Whitaker, an award winning author of the best selling book, "How I Got Over" shares her personal experiences dealing with domestic violence.
Since his retirement, he says helping veterans and children at the Veteran’s of Foreign Wars Post 4558 is his passion.
A local Shreveport man brings the community together amid the covid-19 pandemic with a bike tour he started up last year.
More than 13.2 million people in the United States donate blood.
According to the Alzheimer’s Association, on average more than 2,000 people die each year from Alzheimer’s disease.
Faith and Fostering seeks to ensure people have all they need to succeed beyond the age of 24
A local man shares the wisdom he learned from his father on Father’s Day.
