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One of the biggest horror movie franchises in history is based on a Shreveport native.

She had been on the run in Mexico for almost a decade, but the US Marshals finally caught up with her.

One of the items on the agenda later today (October 27) for the City Council will be to vote on a pay raise for Shreveport's police and firemen. The plan, which has been under discussion since mid-summer, is expected to be approved, most likely by a 4 to 3 vote.

Matthew Block, Executive Counsel for the Governor, tells why the he thinks the petition passed by the House ending the emergency declaration is unconstitutional.

Tommie McGlothen Jr. died in police custody on April 5th.

This weekend we will set back our clocks one hour for daylight savings time.

Fourteen-year-old Aaron Starr left the youth facility Friday evening around 5:00 p.m. He was last seen wearing a dark colored shirt with red stripes and gray pants.

As if 2020 hasn't been a devastating year for several businesses all over Shreveport-Bossier, one business is being forced to close after a drunk driver plowed into their building early Sunday morning.

John Bel Edwards says that the House's actions are unconstitutional and the state will remain under Phase 3 guidelines.

With the 2020 election barely a week away, personal-finance website WalletHub released its report on 2020's States with the Most and Least Powerful Voters.

Rep. Alan Seabaugh talks about the House of Representative petition that calls for the end to the Governor's emergency declaration across the state.

The community decided to turn lemons into lemonade and use the stumps and debris into Halloween decorations.

It turns out that mouthwash isn't just useful when it comes to good hygiene and hot dates. It might protect you from COVID-19 too.

2020 just won't quit for Louisiana, now we have another hurricane barreling towards the Gulf and heading for our coastline.

The one million dollar winner was sold at a Racetrac Gas Station for Saturday night's drawing.