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Both of these events will take place on campus in the Alphonse Jackson Building.
The Daylight Saving Time shift is upon us again, and many people struggle with the time and light changes.
Shreve Memorial Libraries is inviting the community to take part in two special events this month!
Enjoy grand festivities as you honor your loved ones and immerse yourself in Hispanic culture.
The Council on Alcohol and Drug Abuse (CADA) will be taking to the community to find out how people want future crises handled.
November is National Alzheimer’s Awareness Month, and a nonprofit organization is doing its part to raise awareness.
Attendees can get a free flu vaccine and skin cancer screening at the event.
Local attorneys will visit several SML branches to offer free individual “Ask-a-Lawyer” sessions on civil legal issues.
A well-known breast cancer survivor and advocate joins us in the KSLA studio to talk about life after winning the battle.
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Leslie Peck of SporTran talks about what the company found this year.
Breast cancer Dr. Nayanatara Swamy, from LSU Health, is visiting the KSLA studio to share information about breast cancer.
Witte says unattended cooking is a leading cause of fires.
It’s Library Card Sign-Up Month!
For 12 years, a highly anticipated annual tattoo festival has brought together tattoo enthusiasts, artists, and vendors to showcase their passion for the art.
Spend a full day networking and learning about nonprofits from across the state.
Emerie Eck Holtzclaw joined KSLA on Tuesday, Sept. 12 to discuss the event.
LSUS’ athletic director believes a small act can be a big deal for young students.
As we know, Labor Day is a particularly busy time of the year for traveling.
Enjoy Louisiana’s culture with some of the best chefs.
Bossier Schools is making efforts to keep kids healthy this year.
This year’s theme is The Philadelphia Center on Broadway!
A nonprofit organization is hosting its 5th Annual Trunk Giveaway.
Louisiana’s State Superintendent will break the seal of the envelope and reveal how north Louisiana fared on its end-of-year exams.
Forty-nine athletes from River Cities Track Club will head to Oregon to compete in the event.
Caring for a loved one diagnosed with Alzheimer’s or dementia can be a heavy weight for some to bear.
The National Weather Service shares how to survive extreme heat.
During storm recovery, the most vulnerable are senior citizens, especially in dangerous temperatures with no power.
Five days of celebrations for Juneteenth is kicking off in the town of Homer with Mr. and Miss. Juneteenth Pageant.
GamePort is returning for its third year, now with new features and exhibits.
The Shreveport Parks and Recreation (SPAR), Special Olympics, and other organizations are sponsoring a sports-focused camp.
The public is welcome to attend a free scholarship awards celebration to hear students speak on the effect of violence on youth in our community.
A rally seeks to educate and bring awareness about the impact of gun violence on our nation.
Memorial Day is approaching on May 29 and celebrations will include grilling, fireworks, and drinking, all of which can be dangerous.
Several Shreveport organizations will be in attendance to make the day a fun-filled event for Pop-up Play Day.
Not sure if your child may have dyslexia? Well here is your chance to get them tested.
There has been a lot of severe weather lately, and with hurricane season around the corner, maybe it’s time to consider more protection against severe threats like tornados.
Small restaurant businesses can participate in 318 Restaurant Week thanks to a local kitchen incubator.
Looking to help save a life and win a special gift for Mother’s Day?
The III Amigos is opening up on the Louisiana Boardwalk, bringing more than just great food.
The Stuffed Shrimp Festival returns to celebrate the unique style of stuffed shrimp that was created and popularized in Shreveport.
Community event being held by Afterschool program, Plant A Seed In Our Youth Foundation.
If you want to work with children and help them through their education, don’t miss this job fair.
Reporter Michael Barnes puts his safety vest on and goes live at a Shreveport roadway construction zone to find out how you can keep safe.
Caddo Parish students are truly wonders at artistic expression. See the best at this arts showcase.
The Under Armour-sponsored Bass Pro athlete, Reece Tremaglio is holding talks as he travels for tournaments.
Whataburger invites the public to eat tasty food while helping the community during its Oh Whatanight event.
“I think it’s really important to focus on proactive care."
“It’s about unifying the community."
With the forecast predicting rain for the rest of the day, flooding is becoming a concern. Reporter Michael Barnes takes a drive in the heavy rain to talk about some of the possible flooding threats.