Danielle Scruggs

In an effort to keep you and your loved ones safe, KSLA is providing a list of things you need to know, amid the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.

The employees are under their doctors instructions.

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions can be made to New Vision Community Church/Takin It To The Streets 007.

Terry Wayne Davis, 57, of Shreveport, died just before 7:30 a.m. as he walked near mile marker 18.4 on the westbound lanes.

In addition to a daily 6:30 p.m. half-hour special, we will provide updates on the latest cases and death tolls on air, online and via the KSLA News 12 app.

There are currently 410 cases and 9 deaths.

The member is active duty and all individuals that had close contact with the member have been notified and are currently at home on self-quarantine and are asymptomatic.

Andraia Sanders died Monday morning.

All exchanges will be text-based chats by electronic device.

These families can access subsidized care for children age 12 and under at licensed childcare centers participating in the program, or through registered and certified family childcare and in-home providers.

Many local restaurants in our area are offering delivery, drive-thru, and take out.

President Donald Trump has recommended no groups larger than 10.

Have you donated blood lately?

Crews are working to remove the tree and replace the pole.

The order affected water used for drinking and cooking purposes only.

These changes are effective statewide at midnight.

The closure goes into effect Tuesday, Mar. 17.

This is subject to an extension, if necessary.

More details will be released as they become available.

This map will update as more cases are reported.

The patient was released to home isolation.

According to officials, the second patient to die from the virus is a 53-year-old New Orleans resident, who was being treated at Touro Hospital.

No injuries were reported.

Officials believe it happened overnight near Sugar Hill Road.

There is currently no vaccine to prevent coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19).

It happened in the 4000 block of Calderwood Drive.

It happened at Chase Bank, in the 3300 block of Youree Drive.

We are ready! That's the message Shreveport Mayor Adrian Perkins delivered loud and clear at a Friday afternoon news conference ahead of what's described as the inevitable arrival of the coronavirus in northwest Louisiana.

Investigators are ruling his death as a homicide.