Anticipation is building here in the U.S., after Britain became the first country in the world to authorize a COVID-19 vaccine. Now the public wants to know when we could see the vaccine here at home.
Registration is currently open for the class, “First Gun Class For Kids,” designed to teach basic instruction for those who have never used a gun but want to be able to use one safely.
The first shipments of a coronavirus vaccine make their way to the United States and health systems in Louisiana, like Ochsner, are now preparing for the vaccine.
Their opponent, the Amarillo Bulls, announced on Facebook they would need to postpone the match “out of an abundance of caution” for COVID-19 concerns.
People from the community walked through the parking lot at the Pierre Bossier mall choosing from more than 65 vendors to help support local businesses.
According to LSP, the initial investigation shows the pickup truck driven by Wyatt Ricks, 18, of Bossier City, was traveling westbound on Sligo Road when, for reasons still under investigation, the vehicle crossed the centerline and collided with an eastbound pickup truck driven by John Wuest, 28, o
The COVID-19 pandemic could not stop some big traditions from going forward in Shreveport, including free Thanksgiving Day dinners offered by several local agencies.
A modified version of Phase II went into effect on Wednesday. As the pandemic keeps throwing curveballs for local businesses, they say they are trying to adjust and stay afloat.
Shreveport’s latest murder is getting a lot of attention for the unique and unsettling way it was carried out. That’s because it all began with a knock at the victim’s front door.
As grocery stores get busier, they can also be a source of anxiety for some shoppers. The CDC describes them as a location with a higher risk to contract COVID-19.
With Thanksgiving just around the corner, and coronavirus cases continuing on a concerning trend, healthcare leaders from across Northwest Louisiana are urging residents to be responsible in a newly released Shreveport Times ‘open letter.’
A joint effort is underway between Greenwood Police officers and Caddo Parish Sheriff’s deputies in a search, following reports of multiple vehicle burglaries.
As the Thanksgiving holiday nears, and as coronavirus cases continue to skyrocket nationally, tens of millions of Americans are expected to venture away from home to see loved ones, according to a recent report from AAA.
Praise Temple’s annual turkey give-a-way is Saturday, November 21, from 11 a.m. until 3 p.m. in the Praise Temple parking lot at 4725 Greenwood Road in Shreveport.
A Northwest Louisiana non-profit is looking for volunteers ahead of the holiday season to assist them in fulfilling their compassionate mission for children in dangerous situations.
One of the largest krewes to roll in New Orleans during the Mardi Gras season said it plans on cancelling its parade until spring when a vaccine might be available to parade goers.
It has already been a rollercoaster ride of ups and downs in Louisiana in 2020, amidst the slow reopening of the state’s economy. So the possibility of reverting back to Phase II is a big blow to business owners, some of whom hoped the worst was behind us.
As coronavirus cases and hospitalizations continue on a concerning trend across Louisiana, leaders from Caddo Parish Schools, as well as local medical experts urge families to remain vigilant during Thanksgiving break.
For over a century, the Empty Stocking Fund has made Christmas wishes come true for countless families in need across East Texas, who otherwise might not have any gifts under the tree.
Coronavirus cases are spiking in nearly every state across the country, yet only 34 states have mask mandates. That list does include Louisiana, Texas and Arkansas. But enforcing statewide orders can be easier said than done.
