Michael Barnes
Reporter - KSLA
Shreveport, La.
Michael Barnes is an alum of Caddo Magnet High and a recent graduate of Louisiana State University Shreveport.
Barnes loves and appreciates all forms of art: music, fashion, cinematography, and storytelling. Listening to music is his main hobby. He also loves to eat! Journalism is a passion of his. The best part of the job, in his opinion, is meeting new people.
The Shreveport Regional Arts Council (SRAC) is celebrating Christmas in various artsy ways this year!
Members of the parish’s Employee Council helped put together any toys or bikes that needed assembly.
For the ArkLaTex, Harrison, Marion and Panola counties are covered by the system.
Those that get the flu will likely experience muscle and body aches, chills, runny nose, cough and a headache.
Last year, $3.1 billion was donated to groups and nonprofits for fundraising efforts.
Political analyst describes what court will be looking for in considering lawsuit
Wonderland of Lights kicks off the evening of Wednesday, Nov. 22.
Many of you have made lists and checked out the deals for Black Friday, but will you be shopping at small businesses?
The organization is planning to hand out about 1,200 meals for Thanksgiving, but they’re still searching for the fixings.
This week is one of the busiest of the year at Shreveport Regional
There are three main types of diabetes.
Both of these events will take place on campus in the Alphonse Jackson Building.
The Daylight Saving Time shift is upon us again, and many people struggle with the time and light changes.
In more populated cities, there have been less officer involved shootings this year.
Shreve Memorial Libraries is inviting the community to take part in two special events this month!
Enjoy grand festivities as you honor your loved ones and immerse yourself in Hispanic culture.
The Council on Alcohol and Drug Abuse (CADA) will be taking to the community to find out how people want future crises handled.
November is National Alzheimer’s Awareness Month, and a nonprofit organization is doing its part to raise awareness.
Michael Barnes spoke with event organizers about how the event came together.
The event will take place from 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 27
Attendees can get a free flu vaccine and skin cancer screening at the event.
Local attorneys will visit several SML branches to offer free individual “Ask-a-Lawyer” sessions on civil legal issues.
This will take place at the Caddo Parish Courthouse.
The haunted house is located at the Louisiana Boardwalk.
A well-known breast cancer survivor and advocate joins us in the KSLA studio to talk about life after winning the battle.
Leslie Peck of SporTran talks about what the company found this year.
Lee says everyone should have a fire escape plan and working smoke/carbon monoxide detectors throughout their home.
Breast cancer Dr. Nayanatara Swamy, from LSU Health, is visiting the KSLA studio to share information about breast cancer.
According to the CDC, October is typically the starting point for flu season and other viruses like COVID and RSV.
Proceeds from the patch go to area missions and charities.
Witte says unattended cooking is a leading cause of fires.
Some of that money is coming directly to the ArkLaTex.
‘Transforming the Foundational Postsecondary Experience” is a national initiative.
She meets with gymnastics team to talk about her experience rising to the grand circus stage
It’s Library Card Sign-Up Month!
For 12 years, a highly anticipated annual tattoo festival has brought together tattoo enthusiasts, artists, and vendors to showcase their passion for the art.
Learn why Shreveport Common is an award-winning area with three fun events happening this upcoming weekend.
Spend a full day networking and learning about nonprofits from across the state.
“We couldn’t think of a better place ... to bring it to audiences for the very first time”
All three panels will be held at a different Shreve Memorial Library Branch.
The countdown to the return of the Ringling Brothers continues today.
Tune in to KSLA News 12 this week for sneak peeks at the fun!
LSUS’ athletic director believes a small act can be a big deal for young students.
The newest Friendship House in Shreveport was dedicated by Community Renewal on Wednesday morning
The highly anticipated Citizen Police Academy is already at capacity
As we know, Labor Day is a particularly busy time of the year for traveling.
Supplies will support teachers, and money donations will go to good causes.
