Shreveport/Bossier City News

Cinco de Mayo this year is this coming Sunday, but this weekend is full of fun events happening in Shreveport-Bossier.

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Some very special heroes were honored this evening by the LSI Health Sciences Foundation. It was the third year that the Foundation has hosted it's "An Evening for Heroes" event.

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Former Monroe City Councilman Robert E. "Red" Stevens has pled guilty to accepting cash bribe payments from an FBI cooperating witness in exchange for help with matters pending before the council.

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 710 KEEL News has learned that the Shreveport bomb unit has given the all clear and packed up following a bomb scare that caused the evacuation of Hope Medical Group For Women.

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May is Air Quality Awareness Month and the Department of Environmental Quality says many parts of the state are close to being out of compliance with EPA air quality standards.

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Mother's Day is May 12th this year, giving you 10 days from now to figure out what to give the mothers in your life for this holiday.

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It was not only a rainbow, it was a double rainbow. When I got home I started looking at my pictures. WOW! I was in the Sams parking lot when I first spotted this beautiful sight.

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The fourth and final round of this year's Regional Autonomous Robotics Competition takes place this Saturday.

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The nonprofit arm of the Downtown Shreveport Development Corporation has just scored two big grants from the Community Foundation of North Louisiana -- $100-thousand in total.

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The traffic lights at the intersection of Bert Kouns Industrial Loop and Youree Drive in Shreveport near IHOP and Walmart were knocked down by an 18-wheeler into the middle of the busy intersection Tuesday afternoon around 3 p.m.

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