Beginning next year, homes in Louisiana will be required to have a working carbon monoxide detector. It also says that any home that has a generator installed after the new year must have a carbon monoxide detector.
The State Fair of Louisiana is all set to be held in Shreveport April 29 through May 9, but a number of residents have some safety concerns about the event.
Following the alleged sexual assault of an Alabama teenager at the hands of a Tyler man, authorities are reminding parents of the dangers that come with social media.
Scammers are thinking of ways to take advantage of those who do not have access to it yet, prompting experts and health leaders to warn the community against vaccine scams.
Just about every in-person event is going virtual this year due to COVID-19. Before you buy anything, make sure you know exactly where your money is going.
“When someone is arrested for federal charges, they are detained, they sit in jail until their time comes,” Hook said. “Once they’re convicted, they go to jail for a substantial period of time.”
In May, Woman’s Hospital launched a survey for pregnant women to better understand the health and experiences of being pregnant during the COVID-19 pandemic. So far, more than 500 women have completed this survey across 340 different ZIP codes.Of the early survey participants:
Over the past year or so, the Bossier Sheriff’s Office has worked to create a disorienting labyrinth inside what was Plain Dealing Academy's gymnasium.
The U.S. attorney for the Western District of Louisiana, David Joseph, is urging residents to be vigilant, as economic impact payments hit bank accounts across America.
After Governor John Bel Edwards placed Louisiana under a ‘stay at home’ order, some school districts in Northwest Louisiana are changing ‘grab-and-go’ meal services for students.
Troopers will check your child’s car seat to make sure it’s properly installed in your car and will also provide information on how to keep your child safe while driving.
Cutting-edge technology might not be something you associate with Red River Parish, a rural area about an hour south of Shreveport. But, walk inside any of the district’s schools right now, and you’re already on camera.
The Texas Transportation Commission recently approved over $732,000 that will go towards constructing a shared pathway for bicycles and pedestrians along Cider Lane that leads up to Hallsville High School.
