Best Of Shreveport

The city is expecting the construction headaches in Downtown Bossier City to soon be over and to hold the grand opening on June 1st! This is following the $15 Million project to pump life back into the downtown area through upgrading buildings, roads and ultimately connecting the downtown to the Louisiana boardwalk...

I recently received an email from a student at Caddo Magnet High School, and I just couldn't help but put the word out.

Back in 2010 KSLA found that on any given night in Shreveport around 1,000 people were homeless with around 200 of them being veterans... Now in 2017 this has changed! The city is saying it has now functionally ended homelessness for veterans...

King Cake buyers in Shreveport are loyal to their favorite cake provider, but we're trying to figure out which place in the ArkLaTex sells the absolute best King Cake?

Shreveport is really a gorgeous city in many places. We have a wide variety of architecture, landscapes, water features, cityscapes, and countryside all right here in our hometown.

LSU Health Shreveport has received a substantial gift that will help educate new doctors. The gift of $1.2 million comes from the Medical Center Clinics, Inc. and will be used to create an endowment to enhance its 29 resident and fellowship programs.

With over 1,500 votes the Winner of2016 Best Bartender In The Ark-La-Tex is... Joshua Hayes (Flippy) - Fatty Arbuckles Pub Joshua Hayes- "I would just like to say thank you to everyone who voted for me. I really love what I do, the bar I work at and the people I serve...

After 45 years of teaching Robert Trudeau is leaving Caddo Magnet High School! Robert told The Shreveport Times "I have enjoyed and felt supported every day of my long career, especially at Magnet," he said. "As people of a certain age know, there is a moment in your thinking when you realize that retirement is really changing gears and that it really is time to change...

Over 4 Million views?? Not bad for a radio DJ from Shreveport.

One of William Shakespeare's most beloved plays (and probably his most tragic love story) is being brought to the modern day when two local schools join forces on the Marjorie Lyons stage.