Best Of Shreveport

A missing dog showed up on KEEL's doorstep this morning. Help us reunite the lost pup with her owner.

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SPAR has a treat for youngsters today. A city-wide ice cream blowout is being held at all 14 community centers.  Free ice cream will be served beginning at 4pm.

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The 4th of July is Wednesday and that means fireworks in Shreveport-Bossier as we celebrate Independence Day. We thought these 10 awesome flag photos would be inspirational, check 'em out.

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Shreveport residents marched in the Stoner Hill neighborhood over the weekend. They are hoping to find a way to bring the community together to stop the violence.

So far this year, 8 people have been murdered in Shreveport. Latonya Jones was the city's seventh murder victim and her family members want to do whatever they can to help police solve the crime. Dozens attended a prayer vigil at the H

Charges have been dropped against three former Shreveport housing inspectors. They were accused of teaming up with contractors to try to scam the city out of thousands of dollars.

But Caddo District Judg

Insurance adjusters will be busy this week checking out damage from the hail storm that rolled through last week. Hundreds of residents in Shreveport and Bossier have reported damage to their cars and homes during the storm

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THE WHITE HOUSE IS COMING TO TOWN....WELL IT'S A REPLICA. IT'S BEING BUILT FOR A MOVIE. CREWS ARE BACK OUT NEAR THE TEAGUE PARKWAY AT WALKER PLACE BUILDING THE SET. IN FACT WALKER PLACE WILL BE TURNED INTO PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE

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BUSY DAY ON THE RED RIVER FOR MEMORIAL DAY. OFFICERS GAVE OUT SEVERAL OPEN CONTAINER TICKETS TO PEOPLE PARTYING ON THE BANKS OF THE RED.
NO ALCOHOL IS ALLOWED ON CITY PROPERTY AND THAT INCLUDES ALL PARKS AND BEACHES

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CONCERNS ABOUT STATE CUTBACKS HAVE FOLKS AT THE LSU HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER WORRIED ABOUT THE FUTURE OF THAT FACILITY. THE STATE IS TRIMMING NEARLY 100 MILLION FROM THE LSU SYSTEM AND SOME SAY THIS COULD ULTIMATELY FORCE THE LOCAL TEACHING HOSPITAL TO CLOSE THE DOORS TO THE MEDICAL SCHOOL. THAT'S A WORST CASE SCENARIO,

Construction crews are busy ast work at the old Federal Building in Downtown Shreveport getting it transformed into a Law School for Louisiana College, Pineville. The School President toured the facility again over the weekend

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