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Veterans Memorial Program helps honor ours Nation’s fallen heroes
Shreveport’s Veterans Celebration Committee hosted a Veterans Memorial Program at the Bill Cockrell Community Center.
Webster Parish nonprofit director indicted for stealing more than $1 million from summer feeding program
The nonprofit program submitted more than $1 million in reimbursement claims that immensely inflated the of meals provided.
State budget expected to advance Monday with education amendments
The Senate Finance Committee will work through the weekend to determine how they’d like to change the state’s $30 billion operating budget before amending the bill and advancing it to the senate floor on Memorial Day.
Multiple people wounded in blast in Lyon, France
The cause of Friday's afternoon blast wasn't immediately known, and the wounded suffered leg injuries and weren't life-threatening.
East Texas man charged with murder
An East Texas man is in custody after authorities charged him in connection to a homicide investigation.
Trial of man charged with infant son’s death to continue
The testimony in the trial of Kenneth Willis will continue on Friday, May 24 in Judge Charles Tutt’s courtroom.
BPCC, Benteler Steel team up to offer apprenticeships
The three-year program includes monthly pay.
City Councilman wins award named in honor of late mother
On Thursday, Shreveport City Councilman Jerry Bowman, Jr. was honored with a very special — and personal award.
Man shot while riding bike
A man is recovering following a shooting that left him injured on Thursday night.
Man shot in chest at Shreveport convenience store; suspect sought
A man is recovering from a gunshot wound and police are searching for the person responsible.
Date, time set for Independence Bowl; now, who’s playing
The date that tickets will go on sale has yet to be announced
Pup and Circumstance: Pooch steals show at high school graduation
The fern wasn't the only thing that got drowned out. The valedictorian, apparently not realizing what was happening, got drowned out by the laughter.
Coroner identifies man who died soon after being shot multiple times
Police have released no information about a possible suspect
Family sets vigil for 3-year-old who died a day after 8-vehicle wreck
It will be held near where the accident occurred in Natchitoches
‘Government overreach:’ Shreveport councilwoman files legislation to abolish city’s ban on saggy pants
District B Representative, LeVette Fuller, says the law is unconstitutional.
Bill to build LA 415 connector speeding through legislature
A Senate committee has approved a bill that would divert money currently earmarked for state savings accounts to construct a new LA 415 to LA 1 connector.
BILL WATCH 2019: What’s what during the 2019 Louisiana Legislative Regular Session
Louisiana’s lawmakers return to the capitol Monday, April 8 as their annual regular legislative session gets underway.
Governor: ‘More likely than not’ Morganza Spillway will be opened for third time in history
Gov. John Bel Edwards said “it’s more likely than not” the Morganza Spillway will be opened due to the Mississippi River’s record-high water levels.
Bill that would have raised smoking age to 21 in La. killed
A bill that would have raised the smoking age died in the state capitol Thursday, May 23.
Lifeguards want residents to learn swimming safety rules
It’s that time of the year where the pool becomes a retreat for many families.
IN STUDIO: Wiley College to host youth theology camps
Wiley College will host camps focusing on theology this summer for high school students.
Boil advisory lifted in Bienville Parish
After two weeks, a boil advisory has finally been lifted for residents in Bienville Parish.
NOAA: Expect a slightly weaker hurricane season
U.S. weather officials say the Atlantic hurricane season should be near normal.
More than 62,000 of beef recalled due to E. coli concerns
More than 62,000 lbs. of beef has been recalled just before Memorial Day
NOAA to announce outlook for 2019 hurricane season
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration will announce its outlook for this year’s hurricane season at 10 a.m.
Furever Friends - Rain
This Thursday’s Furever Friend is Rain. She’s one of the sweetest dogs you’ll ever meet. She’s house-trained, spayed, heartworm negative, and up-to-date on all of her shots.
Body of missing Arkansas man found in wrecked pickup truck
The Hempstead County Sheriff has confirmed that the body of a missing man was found on Thursday morning.
76-year-old man indicted in cousin’s fatal shooting
A 76-year-old Greenwood man is facing charges in the death of a relative.
Clyde Fant Memorial Parkway reopened
Shreveport city officials announced on Thursday morning that Clyde Fant Memorial Parkway is open on Thursday, May 23.
MPD hiring new officers, last day to take exam
The civil service exam will be held this weekend.
The Good Stuff: Second Impressions
With his high school and college degrees proudly on display inside his family's home, 26-year-old Tevin Persley is anxious to land his first significant job since graduating from Wiley College in 2017.
Border Patrol agent accused of sexually assaulting women
U.S. Customs and Border Protection said Steven Charles Holmes has been with the department for seven years.
Company ranks Louisiana as second worst state in terms of cyber hygiene
Here are a few ways to reduce your risk
Company with Kentucky distilleries rolls out generous maternity, paternity plan
The parent company of Bulleit Bourbon is rolling out an innovative new plan to give new parents more than six months of fully-paid leave.
Work on Shed Road projected to continue into summer
Project continues to be plagued by weather, equipment issues
Carry the Load relay team stops in ArkLaTex
"It’s the emotional weight I carry. For some of us, Memorial Day is every day”
Man accused of offering to fly a child from Wisconsin to Louisiana for sex
He's also suspected of chatting online with multiple children, possibly some from Shreveport-Bossier City area
Oxygen-dependent Arkansas man goes missing
He might be driving a black 2005 Ford F-150 pickup
VIDEO: Police chief chases off alligator with a shopping cart
Gulfport Police Chief Leonard Papania said he didn’t want the alligator to cause a crash. What happened when he tried to prevent that from happening can only be described as internet gold.
Boil advisory issued for Ringgold residents until further notice
Residents will remain under the advisory until further notice, the official said.
Minden police chief wants 2 officers involved in Facebook controversy to quit
“It’s been my worst three days in law enforcement after three decades in the field.”
TRAFFIC ALERT: Workers shut down part of Shreveport parkway
This could be a major disruption to your commute to, from work
Kennel owner charged with animal cruelty
The pet owners said in a video they were preparing to take the animals to an area animal hospital, but one died less than 20 minutes later.
Man found fatally shot in DeSoto Parish
Initial investigation indicates self-defense, the Sheriff’s Office reports
Probe into racist photo on Gov. Northam’s yearbook page inconclusive
The result of Eastern Virginia Medical School's inquiry into a racist yearbook photo leaves the central question unanswered.
Auburn police officer reunited with K9 partner in hospital
Wednesday, the Auburn Police Department said Officer Webb Sistrunk has improved from ICU and is now in critical care at Columbus Regional Medical Center.
3-year-old involved in 8-vehicle crash has died
Charge against motorist upgraded to negligent homicide
No decision made to decriminalize marijuana in city limits
Hamilton County Prosecutor Joe Deters cautions city leaders allowing 100 grams or less is too much
Gibsland residents advised to boil their water until further notice
Repairs to the broken pipeline should be complete within a couple hours
Inspector closes East Texas restaurant after finding 7 health code violations
The city inspected the eatery after receiving a tip from a concerned citizen
Standoff ends after man barricades himself inside home
Police say a woman called and said he fired shots at the ceiling, while children were inside.
Sobriety checkpoint planned for Bossier Parish Saturday evening
Authorities encourage drivers to report impaired motorists to law enforcement
‘You’ll get it tomorrow’: FedEx driver finds snake on doorstep
Do you knock on the door? Leave the package on the mat? Ding dong ditch?
Gov. Edwards requests federal disaster assistance for Lincoln, Morehouse, and Union Parish
Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards’ office says they have sent a request to the White House for a federal disaster declaration for Lincoln, Morehouse, and Union parishes.
Road closures expected in Bossier Parish, Drivers asked to plan alternate routes
A few roads in Bossier Parish are expected to close starting next week to replace culverts for drainage improvements.
Child dies 5 years after abuse as baby; man charged with murder
A West Memphis man is charged with murder more than five years prosecutors said he severely injured a 3-month-old.
IN STUDIO: Father’s Day 5K/Run Walk event
An upcoming event on Father’s Day will celebrate fathers.
Woman who walked 6 miles to work at Walmart will receive car after officer’s story goes viral
A woman who was forced to walk as much as six miles to get to her job at a Slidell Walmart will get a car.
Brunswick County Schools to offer free breakfast, lunch to all students next school year
Brunswick County Schools announced on Wednesday that beginning in the 2019-2020 school year, students at all BCS schools will receive free breakfast and lunch.
Man caught on camera stealing plants from local business
It happened Wednesday, April 24, in the 400 block of Texas Street.
Tickets available for LA Sports Hall of Fame weekend
Just two weeks from now, the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame weekend will be held in Natchitoches.
Authorities name motorcyclist killed in Bossier Parish crash
Louisiana State Police Troop G has released the name of a Princeton man killed while riding his motorcycle.