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Shreveport's city council is getting some fresh faces as term limits force out two longtime members and voters reshape several districts.

Shreveport voters head to a December runoff between the incumbent mayor and a Caddo Parish Commissioner who says the city isn't moving fast enough.

I have been a loyal Dallas Cowboys fan for as long as I can remember. After their game against the Cardinals, however, Jerry Jones, the owner of the Dallas Cowboys, must fire the General Manager of the Cowboys Jerry Jones.

Whispers about potential military strikes on Iran's nuclear sites have some lawmakers worried this could spiral into something much bigger than anyone intends.

Gaining an hour doesn't mean safer roads. Watch out for darker evening commutes, school zones, and rising pedestrian risks after falling back.

I finally crossed deer hunting off my bucket list! From sweet bribes to faith in the woods, here's what I learned on my first Louisiana hunt.

Heading to the polls today? Before you vote in Louisiana, learn why ballot selfies are illegal and why your phone should stay in the car!

LSU and Alabama clash Saturday in what might be their last annual matchup. One team's playoff hopes could end right there in Baton Rouge.

Louisiana's flu season arrived early and hit hard, with cases climbing faster here than anywhere else in the country right now.

Planning Thanksgiving dinner in Shreveport? Discover the best local spots to order turkeys, sides, and pies to-go, plus what inflation means for 2026 prices.

On October 25, 2026, at around 2:30 a.m., Shreveport Police responded to the Round Bar on Youree Drive, following a report of a altercation.

Shreveport Police arrested following an investigation into vehicle burglaries at a business in the 1500 block of North Hearne Avenue.

Shreveport police officers have been working hard to get guns out of the hands of criminals. Over this past weekend, officers arrested six people during several separate investigations.

Saturday Halloween brought more weekend revelers to Bossier Parish, and law enforcement stayed busy processing multiple serious charges over the holiday weekend.

A Louisiana couple's wedding reception flooded with six inches of water, but viral videos show the newlyweds and guests dancing through it all.