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You Can’t Visit Loved Ones At Eight Louisiana Prisons
According to state officials, 68 percent of people in the state-run facilities are vaccinated.
Terrible Tragedy in North Louisiana; Three Children Dead
The crash happened just before 3 o'clock Monday afternoon.
Louisiana Flunked Out Again; We Have the 2nd Worst School System
Louisiana, in most categories, doesn't do well.
Shreveport University To Use COVID Funds to Pay Off Student Debt
Anyone who had attended the school in the last year would have their debt eliminated
Are COVID Mandates Still the Way to Go in Louisiana? [OPINION]
Governor Edwards suggests that people, vaccinated or not, should return to wearing masks. He also says more mandates and restrictions could be on the way.
Shreveport Man Pulls Gun on Pregnant Girlfriend [GRAPHIC]
A Shreveport man is behind bars today after pulling a gun on his pregnant girlfriend after finding out she was unfaithful.
You Can Pet a Shark at New Audubon Aquarium Exhibit
"Shark Discovery" is a new $2.9 million shark and ray touch pool at the Aquarium in New Orleans
Whether You Agree or Not, Face Masks Will Be Required at OMV
There are a variety of services that can be processed by using the OMV's webiste
Listening to Louisiana Schools’ Principal of the Year Will Give You Chills
Marco French is Louisiana's Principal of the Year. Here the award winning head of Queensborough Leadership Academy explains his inspiring educating philosophy.
Saints Legend Drew Brees is Stimulating the Shreveport Economy With Another Business
Once Small's Sliders has their big grand-opening in Shreveport - we're all going to want to join the "itty-bitty-burger-committee."
Biggest Steam Train in the World is Coming to Shreveport This Aug
This mammoth train engine is 85 feet and 7.5 inches long and more than 16 feet tall!
Epic Kitten Rescue in Downtown Shreveport That Made Us Feel Good
At this point, the kitten had been stuck for well over 24 hours. The kitten was up against mother nature and the rising water levels in the storm drains.