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Shreveport police are searching for a man involved in a shooting.

COVID-19 has had wide ranging impacts across the country. Here in Northwest Louisiana, the Shreveport-Bossier Convention and Tourist Bureau estimates the area has lost out on over $19 million in revenue from cancelled events.

Bossier Parish Community College (BPCC) announced they will be partnering with Ochsner Health to ensure a healthy and safe return to campus for employees and students.

A local Shreveport man brings the community together amid the covid-19 pandemic with a bike tour he started up last year.

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“This was an extremely tough decision. The health and safety of all involved has remained our top priority throughout the decision-making process."

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No one was injured on Tuesday morning after a tree fell on a home in Shreveport.

Gov. Asa Hutchinson announces General Dynamics will be assisting the state with contact tracing adding 350 contact tracers starting this week.

More than 13.2 million people in the United States donate blood.

As a precautionary measure, Minden City Hall was completely sanitized Sunday afternoon.

Investigators believe it was an electrical fire caused by too many devices plugged into one outlet.

Morning house fire; no injuries reported.

Group of adult males jumped and stabbed victim.

Shreveport Police Department are searching for the man responsible for a shooting just before 2:30 a.m. on Sunday, July 5.

A shooting occurred right after 6:30 p.m. on Saturday, July 4, in the 3700 block of Richmond Avenue.

The suspect is in custody.

Around 12:15 a.m. last night, a hospital helicopter reported shots being fired over their helicopter after landing at Ochsner.

Ochsner-LSU Health Shreveport is hosting COVID-19 testing locations from Monday, July 6 to Friday, July 10.

Shreveport Fire Department battle apartment blaze.

SFD fights early morning blaze at a vacant commercial building.

The large surge in COVID-19 cases in Texas has led the governor to announce a mask wearing mandate for most of its counties while in public. We spent some time in east Texas where we heard mixed reactions to the change.

Operation Dry Water taking place on Louisiana waterways during the holiday weekend.

An additional Shreve Memorial Library branch has closed due to potential COVID-19 exposure.

Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson is providing a coronavirus update at 1:30 p.m. on Friday, July 3.

“Along with the 260 people I work with, all this air field you see around you is my responsibility”

The work will result in the closure of the northbound lane of East Fifth Street for 3 days

If Texas High's principal wins, she will advance to the competition for the NASSP Principal of the Year award

Investigators sharing images from surveillance cameras in hopes someone can help identify him

He has been ordered to serve 108 months and to forfeit $3,625 he collected while selling the drugs

Campus officials believe virtual instruction is the best decision to keep their community safe

The homicide occurred in the parking lot of an apartment complex at East Texas Street at Hamilton Road

The Broadmoor and the Gilliam branches are the third and fourth locations in Shreveport to shutdown within two weeks.

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

Removal of the statue will be the topic of Wednesday’s Harrison County Commissioner’s Court meeting.

Students will have the option to return to campus or to learn from home.

The Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development announced a lane closure planned for next week.

Investigators with the Shreveport Fire Department are working to learn more about an early morning fire on Thursday.

During the announcement, Shreveport's mayor spoke about how peaceful protests can create positive change in communities

The Wallette branch of Shreve Memorial Library is temporarily closed after an employee displayed symptoms associated with COVID-19

The school will offer four options to students for the upcoming academic year.

Hurricane Chris, the rapper accused of fatlly shooting him, is free on bond

“Breast cancer doesn’t stop just because of COVID-19”

The homicide occurred at Pelican Gardens, an apartment complex at East Texas Street at Hamilton Road

The Mississippi state flag was taken down from the State Capitol for the final time Wednesday afternoon.

The lane closure is scheduled for 9 a.m.-3 p.m. July 13-14

Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards holds his weekly briefing.

The lessons can be watched on Louisiana's three public television channels, which can be accessed via an antenna or cable or satellite service.

Shreveport police are working to learn more about a man accused of stealing from a home store on Pines Road.

Gov. Asa Hutchinson updates the public on the state of Arkansas's response to COVID-19, including the latest cases and deaths.

“This news marks such an important point in SAU history! To be the first university south of Little Rock to offer a doctorate through a College of Education is a responsibility we take very seriously."

A firefighter is recovering following a house fire on Wednesday morning.

The future of the Confederate monument in downtown Shreveport hangs in the balance.

The victim was struck in the neck by gunfire.

The Louisiana Army National Guard’s State Aviation will be honoring first responders and healthcare professionals by conducting a flyover of hospitals on Wednesday, July 1.

The annual United We Give, United We Live blood drive is set to start Thursday, July 2, and continue through Saturday, July 4.

A shooting has been reported in the 7800 block of Gideon Street.