Mike Martindale

Mike Martindale is a Shreveport native, Northwood High School graduate, and award-winning media veteran with 40 years of experience in local theatre, television, and radio. A well-respected figure in the Shreveport-Bossier arts and entertainment scene, Mike has dedicated his career to bringing stories to life—whether on stage, on screen, or on the airwaves. His contributions to radio broadcasting, television, and the performing arts have earned him multiple accolades, solidifying his reputation as a seasoned entertainer and storyteller.

Shreveport Mullets: A Hair-Raising Journey from 1985 to Today

Somehow, some way, the mullet is back—except now, it’s sort of trendy. Thanks to TikTok, nostalgia, and hipster irony, the mullet has returned to some of our streets in full force.

Bossier Sheriff Weekend Booking Photos for March 14th-16th

Many of these arrests often involve multiple charges, but listed here are the "primary" charges listed by the Bossier Parish Sheriff's Office.

Shreveport Pickleball: Is It the New Golf?

The sport that’s easier to pick up than tennis, way cheaper than golf, and just as addicting as a Saturday crawfish boil is taking over our courts.

Shreveport: A Hidden Distribution & Logistics Powerhouse

For companies looking for a cost-effective, well-connected distribution center, Shreveport isn’t just an option—it’s a hidden gem that’s only going to keep growing.

Vacant Downtown Landmark Building to Get New Life

The project is estimated to cost $30 million, and will convert the long-vacant Petroleum Tower into modern, 117 market-rate residential units, with retail space featured on the ground floor.

How Many Billionaires Do We Have in Louisiana?

Louisiana is estimated to have over 87,500 millionaire households. 87,565 millionaire households to be precise

Could a City Like Shreveport Ever Become Debt-Free?

But on the local level, fiscal responsibility, smart spending, and increasing revenue without overburdening taxpayers can make a big difference.

Popular Tex-Mex Chain Files Bankruptcy- Texas Locations Affected?

But if you're a fan of their chips and salsa and are heading to east Texas anytime soon, you might want to make a stop at a location and enjoy it before it's gone.

It’s “Skeeter Hawk” Season in Louisiana: But What Are They Really?

Even though they don't really take much from the eco-system, they do provide important benefits, like being food for some animals like skunks, possums, other insects, and even fungi.

Why Louisianans Are Flocking to Hochatown, OK

So, whether you're going for the food, the fun, or just to sit on a cabin porch and pretend you’re in a country song, Hochatown is calling.