Shreveport police are asking for the public's help tracking down four people tied to separate cases — from a contractor who took thousands and vanished, to a burglary caught by fingerprints.
This afternoon's possible heat index of 115 degrees isn't just uncomfortable — it's the kind of heat that can turn a short walk to the mailbox into a medical situation.
A former business manager in Shreveport is accused of setting up a copycat company to quietly redirect customer payments — and investigators say the numbers tell the whole story.
When the heat index hits 110, finding a cool place to sit down isn't a luxury — it's just common sense. Shreveport has a few options open right now that most people don't know about.
Two early-morning stops in Shreveport this week — hours before most people were even awake — ended with two convicted felons off the street and illegal guns out of circulation.
A new Louisiana law is changing something most shoppers have probably accepted without question — that little extra charge every time they pay with a card.