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The officer has been transported to LSU Health for treatment.

The Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation makes a major change to their COVID projections in the State of Louisiana.

The Baton Rouge area church leader was arrested last week for violating COVID laws, but held his services once again this past Sunday.

Senator Barry Milligan talks about the recent move by Texas State Police to stop vehicles from Louisiana at the border and the increased availability of testing.

Caddo Parish Sheriff Steve Prator talks about changes in his department policy, including the mandatory wearing of masks by deputies.

An anonymous artist in New Orleans went out of their way to share some love and respect to the healthcare workers of the city, by placing artistic messages on the sidewalks on a medical campus.

How to make your own disinfectant wipes and what you need to know about wearing masks.

We're giving you the opportunity to hoard cash this spring, up to $10,000 and a guaranteed $1,000 every time we play.

High school seniors are getting a break in applying for TOPS scholarship money.

In 2005, President George W. Bush became obsessed with the idea of a pandemic hitting the United States. He was very accurate in his predictions.

Checkpoints have been set up all across Texas at roads coming from Louisiana.

Caddo Parish Sheriff Steve Prator is requiring all deputies to wear protective masks while on duty.
"This goes beyond maintaining a healthy workforce," Prator said. "Every day we learn more and more about this virus and how it spreads. We want to make sure we are doing ever…

Late last night, April 3rd, a man was seen attempting to set Shreveport's Country Tavern Barbeque on fire.

America's Digital Goddess Kim Komando has all the information.

The state will receive more ventilators from the national stockpile.

Many great musicians are spending their self-quarantine by uploading instructional videos.

It's not a curfew, but New Orleans residents are told to be home by 9pm.

A Shreveport city worker has died from the Coronavirus. Mayor Adrian Perkins says an employee of the Public Works Department has died.

Hearing strange and eerie sounds in the early evening? Turns out you are not alone! Around 8pm lots of people started hearing a scary howling sound.

Hobby Lobby is shutting the doors to all of its stores at 8pm Friday and workers will be furloughed without pay while our nation deals with this medical crisis.