"We want black history to not only be black history, but American history”

Trainers debate whether letting a suspect leave the scene is a viable option

A prospective freshman at LSU who recently posted an offensive video on Twitter of himself using a racial slur will not be enrolled come fall, LSU tweeted out Monday, June 15.

The New Orleans Police have arrested a man and a woman, and are currently seeking a person of interest in connection with a statue that was pulled down from Duncan Plaza and tossed into the Mississippi River.

New Orleans Saints safety Malcolm Jenkins is joining CNN as a contributor focusing on racial and social justice.

A conversation is define as a 'talk between two people'. And as Doug Warner discovers in this week's The Good Stuff, a Shreveport police officer shows us how a hug can be an incredible conversation starter.

And when it comes to Confederate symbols, the Louisiana Republican cautions against falling victim to cancel culture

Efforts to improve relations between police and the public will come in many forms. One includes a resolution just approved by the Shreveport City Council this week, with everything from a car sticker for police units to proposed changes to officer rules, regulations and training.

The process of changing his status started in April and apparently was kept quiet

Some are calling for the defunding of police departments, but Senator Bill Cassidy says he does not support that move.

Doctors, nurses and other health professionals met in front of the main hospital.

YWCA online panel discussing local and national police violence

Councilwoman Tabatha Taylor and Councilman Jerry Bowman Jr. discussed the lack of details to what happened to Tommie McGlothen Jr.

Members of LSU’s administration and black student leaders met Wednesday night (June 10) to discuss race relations at the school’s campus moving forward.

A Louisiana House committee advanced a resolution that calls for a broad study of “law enforcement systems and policing,” but stripped language in the measure regarding race.

The 44-year-old died while in police custody back on April 5.

An incoming LSU freshman is being targeted on social media for allegedly posting a video using a racial slur.

"This family has known all along that they weren’t being given the full story by the Shreveport Police Dept. as it relates to the death of Tommie McGlothen, Jr."

The Shreveport Chapter of the NAACP has issued a letter to both city leaders and the Shreveport Police Department.

The Caddo Parish Coroner has released the cause of Tommie McGlothen, Jr.'s death as natural — but says that it possibly could have been prevented.

The Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans will be lit up on Monday night to pay tribute to George Floyd.

Son of Tommie McGlothen, Jr. demands transparency.

News of the action was disclosed after KSLA uncovered video of his last encounter with Shreveport police

The first frames of the grainy video show Shreveport police wrestling Tommie McGlothen to the ground under a carport on Eilleen Lane.

“I think it’s important for my daughter to see and understand that her life does matter,” one participant says

'We the People' plan to expand on these demands so they can push for the creation of these policies in October during the legislative period.

Southeastern Louisiana University has dismissed a student-athlete for a social media post.

The fire official who wrote the arrest report wrote that the trio’s actions were intended to be part of “on-going civil unrest across the nation against law enforcement.”

A protest march is planned for Sunday in the city of Minden.

The peaceful protest began at noon at Government Plaza. Several speakers took the podium before marching.

Marshall Chief of Police Cliff Carruth issued a statement on Friday regarding the recent protests and demonstrations in the city.

He is using his social media platform to reach out to those in power to help usher in change.

"... We will really understand what’s going on when we see hospital admissions go up”

“This is our opportunity as a people to carry on the baton of this movement that was started long before us”

Protesters made their way from Government Plaza in Downtown to the Shreveport Police Department building on Murphy Street.

The protest and march is called #JusticeforTommie and organizers say this event will honor the lives of Tommie McGlothen, Anthony Childs, George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and other victims of police brutality.

Shreveport Mayor Adrian Perkins and community leaders will discuss ways to improve relations between law enforcement and citizens of color.

“I felt it was my responsibility ... to address this particular issue as it relates to the treatment of people of color"

12-year Texarkana, Texas, municipal worker put on paid leave over comments on his personal Facebook page

Demand made during Community Congress for Justice rally outside Shreveport police headquarters

For the second day of peaceful protests, Shreveport residents gathered in front of the Shreveport Police Department Monday morning to share their message and let their voices be heard.

The protesters began their march at noon Sunday, May 31, across the street from the Shreveport Police Department and headed to the courthouse.

“Even when it wasn’t on video, we knew that there was a different approach when it comes to African-American men"

The Facebook post in question critiqued the firing of four Minneapolis officers in the death of George Floyd

“It is sad and disheartening that a Mayor, elected by several different races and political affiliations, would say such divisive comments.”