Jade Myers
Reporter - KSLA
Shreveport, La.
Jade Myers is no longer with KSLA as of July of 2023.
The Shreveport City Council held its first meeting of the month at Government Plaza on Tuesday (June 11) to discuss funds for citizens impacted by severe storms.
The vigil begins at 6 p.m.
Your body may react as if the crisis is still happening, she says
The Caddo Parish town estimated that more than 1,200 people showed up at the festival
"I’m not going to be bullied or cowered away from my property"
No suspect information has been released at this time.
Some address debris removal, feeding people in need
Volunteers go door to door delivering supplies like snacks, water and ice
Chamber meeting and awards ceremony celebrates black businesses
Festivities will include Let the Good Times Roll festival, a parade and Art-ish
No timeline was given on when the extension might be complete, but Mayor Tom Arceneaux said it could be five to seven years.
The proposal failed on a tie vote
Suggestion prompted by I-49 inner-city connector presentation by Allendale Strong
Officials say there aren’t any suspect details at this time.
The Shreveport Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. is accepting donations for their third annual Bless an Infant Day.
“I have the passion to help people that I had when I first ran for office”
"... I think this is a win-or-lose situation,” Shreveport mayor says
The YWCA of Northwest Louisiana Racial Justice Program organized a racial justice forum for the community Thursday evening.
Now, 25% of gaming floors in casinos will be designated as non-smoking areas, while smoking will be allowed in the other 75%.
Two weeks ago on May 9, the council discussed changing that ban again to allow smokers back on the gaming floors.
There’s no visible progress in REV Entertainment’s proposed sports and entertainment complex at Fair Grounds Field, but the city of Shreveport said the project is moving forward.
The park plans to tear down their current park facility and rebuild a state-of-the-art museum and event center.
Public pools will open across Shreveport just in time for summer but Bill Cockrell Park won’t be one of them.
Stolen scrap metal worth $200 could cost the city of Shreveport tens of thousands of dollars due to vandals damaging and stealing equipment from David Raines Community Center.
The shootings are still under investigation.
The Cajun Asian, Bilbo Baggins and Masshole Lobster Truck are hosting a benefit for Gallon on Friday, May 12.
Restaurant known for its signature charbroiled oysters is inside Margaritaville Resort Casino
Smoke-Free Louisiana Coalition, local elected officials, medical professionals and business owners were in attendance.
Bus service says the app simplifies booking for the end user
Moms on a Mission leads vigil on National Day of Prayer
EMS personnel, Louisiana State Police & Mayor Tommy Chandler were also on the scene.
Tom Arceneaux has been the mayor of Shreveport for 119 days.
Program seeks to train, hire teachers within the school district
Residents react to the second such shooting in three days
A community meeting will be held Monday evening.
He claims his First Amendment rights to free speech and freedom of the press were violated
The meeting will be held April 19 at the Southern Hills Community Center, located at 1002 W Bert Kouns Industrial Loop, at 6 p.m.
School to be consolidated with Creswell Elementary effective with the 2023-24 academic year
Paper ballots are more trusted than the digital system, he says
Project Celebration hosted its most recent event at Centenary College on Thursday, April 13.
Shreveport residents will see six propositions on the ballot for the municipal general election on Saturday, April 29.
BPCC held its first ever ‘Take Back the Night’ event in recognition of Sexual Assault Awareness Month on Tuesday, April 11.
Eight more are slated to be held in the coming days
“We voted to approve the application provided that they complete six tasks”
Facility is slated to open in mid-2024
