Barrett Lovell

A Benton High School student is hosting a ball hockey tournament to benefit Be the Match, a stem cell and marrow donor registry.

Close friends of Barrett Lovell say the Bossier sheriff's deputy passed away this morning after a year-long battle with cancer.

It was a great morning for Bossier Sheriff's Sgt. Barrett Lovell. This was his first day back at work after a battle with cancer that began in October 2014.

Bossier Sheriff's Sgt. Barrett Lovell, who has been battling Acute Myeloid Leukemia since October 2014, returns to work this morning.

Louisiana State Police troopers have made a donation on behalf of a Bossier sheriff's deputy who's been battling cancer.

The Bossier Sheriff's Office joined with LifeShare Blood Centers Marrow Registry Program to host a registry drive in honor of Sgt. Barrett Lovell.

Law enforcement agencies are teaming up to help a Bossier Parish sheriff's deputy who's battling cancer.

Bossier Parish Sheriff Julian Whittington got to visit with Sgt. Barrett Lovell while the deputy spends a few days at home waiting for his next round of chemotherapy in Houston.

The Fish Fry held today to support 32-year-old Bossier Sheriff's Sgt. Barrett Lovell raised $4,440, all of which goes directly to help him in his fight against cancer.

The Bossier Sheriff's Office is holding a Fish Fry Benefit for a deputy battling cancer.