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A landmark settlement has emerged from the legal clash between Louisiana and CVS, promising to reshape pharmacy practices in our state.

As industries flourish from healthcare to construction, Louisiana is witnessing a job boom. The latest numbers show the state is on a path to recovery and growth.

Earlier this month, Shreveport Police officers responded to a shooting in the 1800 block of Jenkins Avenue.

Louisiana employers are facing new challenges with overtime pay calculations. It’s a lot to unpack, but understanding it now can save headaches later.

This week, 63 people were booked and kept at Caddo Correctional Center for various crimes.

With Lent upon us, folks are getting creative with their seafood choices. Who knew alligator could join the Friday feast?

The echoes of royal history take a startling twist—what does the arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor mean for the monarchy?

In his fight against ALS, Eric Dane not only faced a personal battle but also became a voice for many, igniting hope and change.

Raising Cane’s co-founder Todd Graves says he’d love to own an NFL team one day — and that could mean the New Orleans Saints. Here’s what he said and what it could mean for the future of the black and gold.

Hotdog! The iconic Oscar Mayer Wienermobile is rolling into Shreveport! Catch the 27-foot-long legend at Great Raft Brewing this Saturday for Wiener Whistles, photo ops, and a whole lot of bun-tastic fun.

From that iconic shatter-on-impact crunch to the rich, aromatic Pho broth, Phams Vietnamese Asian Cuisine is the hidden gem your lunch rotation has been missing.

Change is in the air for Bossier Parish students as a new schedule rolls out, promising more focus on core subjects than ever before.

Get ready for some changes on LA 537! Three bridges are set to be replaced, and it's a big project for our community.

Mark your calendars for February 28! A thrilling rodeo is on the way, promising classic events and a heartfelt message woven in.

An unexpected legal battle brews around a beloved local rapper, raising questions about reputation and responsibility in concert promotion