Morning Show

The bus loaded with the Lone Star Brahmas hockey team is involved in a wreck in Shreveport that leaves one person dead.

Attorney Jerry Harper talks about the possibility of a water billing lawsuit settlement and new city council legislation affecting the Shreveport water customers.

Randy Brown, publisher of the Bossier Press Tribune, talks about the controversy involving the Airline High student paper and an "I love Jesus" ornament.

The December issue of the student newspaper at Airline High School looks different this year. The front page is completely blank.

Councilman Grayson Boucher tallks about the site search for a new Police Headquarters and the 2020 city budget, which passed at Tuesday's regular council meeting.

Pastor Denny Duron from Shreveport Community Church talks about his church's legendary Christmas musical, "Songs of the Season."

In an effort to get drunk drivers off the roads, State Police will set up a sobriety checkpoint in Claiborne Parish tomorrow night.

Oscar winning filmmaker, writer, artist and author Bill Joyce talks about his upcoming Christmas book signing at Barnes & Noble.

Shreveport City Councilman John Nickelson talks about an outburst at Monday's city council work session by Councilman James Green over the amendments to the budget.

A rainy day is likely for Tuesday with temperatures falling to near freezing tonight.