Natchitoches Alligator Park closing

The Caddo Parish Sheriff’s Office investigated the incident and later identified three males; ages ranging from 15 to 18.

Police in Texarkana, Arkansas are working to determine why a man was asking officers to kill him on Saturday.

Texarkana Arkansas police are working to learn more after a business was sprayed with bullets on Saturday morning.

One of the last Sears-branded stores in Shreveport-Bossier City announced on Friday that it will soon close its doors.

A man is facing several charges after officials say he set his own truck on fire.

Shreveport Police are investigating a carjacking at the Willis Knighton Credit Union on Mansfield Road.

The emergency order keeping tattoo shops closed across the state of Louisiana has sent shock waves through that industry.

After weeks of waiting, parks in the city of Texarkana were able to reopen on both sides of the state line.

The VA handed out around 600 hot dogs to veterans, and they also provided them with free reusable masks.

“We don’t have a vaccine for coronavirus — but we do have vaccines for all these other diseases.”

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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.

Bossier Schools will now hold outdoor ceremonies at each high school’s stadium.

Restaurants operating at 25% capacity can also expand to 50% capacity Friday, but not every restaurant is on board with this plan.

This morning over 19,000 residents are without power in Bossier Parish according to SWEPCO’s outage map.

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Gov. Asa Hutchinson update on 5/21 for the public on the state of Arkansas's response to COVID-19, including the latest cases and deaths.

A man convicted and sentenced to molestation of a juvenile is now out on a rare bond — after only three months behind bars.

Domestic violence hotlines have seen a dramatic increase in calls across the country since the arrival of the coronavirus pandemic.

Crews remain on scene of a debris fire at a west Shreveport recycling center on Thursday morning.

United Way of Northwest Louisiana has also created a survey to hear from families that have been impacted by COVID-19.

Two men are injured following a shooting overnight, and police are working to put the pieces together.

Woman told police she was shot in the shoulder by a man driving an SUV

An update on the state of Arkansas's response to COVID-19, including the latest cases, recoveries, and deaths.

The Caddo Parish Coroner’s Office has identified the man found shot dead on Monday, May 18.

Many Police are working to learn more about a shooting on Tuesday, May 19.

This year the Louisiana Film Prize is expanding its shooting zone from Northwest Louisiana to the entire state of Louisiana.

Police are hoping someone will come forward following a robbery last Thursday.

Dr. Smith said as of Tuesday there are 1,082 active cases of COVID-19 in Arkansas, with 630 in the community, 369 in correctional facilities, and 83 are in nursing homes.

“You cannot do anything being hungry. I don’t know, if it weren’t for Christian Service, I don’t know where people would get a hot meal.”

Local Hair Salon reopens after being shutdown due to the governors stay at home order

As the State of Louisiana moves to reopen services to the public, visitors at Shreveport's office of motor vehicle locations had to wait in long lines.

Fair Food Drive-In Days roll on.

Shreve Memorial and Bossier Libraries began offering curbside pickup to their patrons this week.

There are 34,709 people with COVID-19 in the state, 26,249 recovered patients and 2,440 deaths.

The Shreveport reopens its doors on may 18 after a brief shutdown due to Covid-19 pandemic.

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Strong storms are moving across the ArkLaTex on Saturday, May 16.

Shreveport police are working to learn more about a shooting that left one person injured on Saturday afternoon.

Beginning Monday, May 18 the Bossier Parish police jury, all branches of the library system, parish parks, and the parish’s Section 8 housing office will reopen.

Despite the enthusiasm about the beginning of Phase 1 reopening in Louisiana — there are businesses either working hard to survive or on the verge of shuttering their company doors permanently.

According to the Louisiana Gaming Control Board, DiamondJacks brings in $7.5 million to the state and $1.5 million to Bossier City in tax revenue.

In a filing from the Louisiana Workforce Commission, Benteler Steel in Shreveport will soon lay off hundreds of workers.

Barksdale Air Force Base is lifting the restrictions that only allowed mission-critical personnel on the base.

Mayor Adrian Perkins and Mayor Lorenz Walker have decided that the cities of Shreveport and BossierCity will postpone baseball during Phase One.

“In light of the sudden, unforeseeable market conditions that have resulted from the COVID-19 pandemic, the difficult decision has been made to close the casino,” said Diana Thornton, Vice President of Finance at DiamondJacks.

At midnight Anytime Fitness in South Highlands opened their doors up to members again, while the YMCA open their doors at 5 a.m. after being closed for nearly two months.

“We didn’t know what COVID-19 was going to turn out to be so we immediately sent all of our cadets back to their homes."

After crisscrossing the Shreveport-Bossier City area, we discovered shops and businesses of all kinds are ready for you

The long-awaited first phase of reopening Louisiana starts Friday

The Shreveport City Council unanimously voted in Tabatha Taylor as the interim member for District A.

There are 33,489 people with COVID-19 in Louisiana and 2,351 deaths.

There will be over 4,000 graduates participating in a virtual graduation ceremony.

From 11 a.m. until 7 p.m. people can drive thru their food court like set up and purchase everything from corn dogs, funnel cakes, cotton candy and more.

Walking trails at public parks will remain open once Louisiana’s stay-at-home order expires

Results from the test typically will be available in 24 hours or less and, there are no out of pocket costs to for those who are insured or uninsured.

Another challenge is rehiring workers who had to be laid off