Louisiana News

Ryan Keith Taylor, a 24-year-old former soldier at Fort Polk, will be behind bars for at least a decade.

The President of Centenary College in Shreveport reveled on-going frustrations with SWEPCO in a weekend release.

With educators across the state once again calling for teacher raises, a new survey backs up the claim that those in our classrooms are underpaid...and more.

These Saints fans - and their pooch - let loose with an awesome "Who Dat" cheer to celebrate another big New Orleans win!

City Councilman Michael Corbin talks about news of an audit of Shreveport's water and sewer department, an audit he says that he was not aware of.

AG Jeff Landry and Shauna Sanford from the Governor's Communications Office give differing opinions on John Bel's Red River Waterway Commission appointments.

Tommy McClelland says that the game not only benefits Tech financially, but also exposes the university's football program to a nationwide audience.

LSUS's Dr. Jeff Sadow talks about how Governor John Bel Edwards might dole out the more than $8 million in savings from 2017's criminal justice changes.

Congressman Mike Johnson talks about the possibility of atheist litigation groups hiring local investigators to "obtain hidden video" of area Christian groups.

We're in for another fantastic couple of days of high school football here in District 1 of Northwest Louisiana.