710 KEEL Poll

After several public meetings and the Shreveport City Council's decision to raise water and sewer rates, the next round of water and sewer bills will be a good bit pricier.

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A national conservative group has endorsed Republican candidate Rob Maness in Louisiana's U.S. Senate race, choosing him over Congressman Bill Cassidy.

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The name on the jersey is causing a mild controversy at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette.  

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A Lafayette Parish man thought a neighboring mobile home was so ugly, he decided to burn it down.

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More young people are reaching out to their families after being harassed or taunted online, and it's helping. At least a little.

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Many Police Department is looking to press charges against anyone who left the Many Walmart during the EBT glitch with carts full of food without stopping at the checkout counter.

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As we close in on Halloween, lots of people try to find the best haunted houses and places in Shreveport-Bossier. I have visited several local sites that are reportedly haunted and did find some strange things. However, Hauntedla has several spots on their website with some history of each one.

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Democrats who gloat over congressional Republicans' bad week might pause to recall that conservatives still own major victories from past budget showdowns.

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The recent 'feeding frenzy' at the Springhill and Mansfield Walmarts have sparked outrage about people abusing the food stamp system by taking advantage of Walmart's good will.

But two years ago, California musician Chapter Jackson put a music video on YouTube entitled 'EBT' the described how some people in California take advantage of the welfare system there.

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WASHINGTON (AP) — It's only a temporary truce, but Congress has voted to end a 16-day government shutdown and to raise the government's borrowing limit.

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