Morning Show

Tom Arceneaux of the Shreveport Implementation and Redevelopment Authority, talks about the growing blight problem and how citizens can assist with improvements.

LaShana Harris, investigator with the Caddo Parish District Attorney's office, talks about the DA's Start By Believing campaign to raise sexual assault awareness.

If you have impulse control issues like I do, you can use these tips to try to make improvements.

Caddo Schools Superintendent Dr. Lamar Goree talks about the upcoming election to extend a property tax millage to pay for several critical needs in local schools.

Senator Bill Cassidy talks about his recently introduced College Transparency Act, legislation that would create a federal student-level data base.

You might want to keep a close eye on your bank account balance for a bit. Bossier Police have gotten 11 reports of credit card crimes over the past few days.

KEEL's Robert and Erin talk about Mayor Perkins move to replace three members of the Airport Authority and the possibility of a lawsuit challenging his that move.

Pink stopped in Bossier City for one of the first stops on her "Beautiful Trauma" tour. She wowed the crowd with her vocal power and all the acrobatic stunts.

Caddo Commissioner Steven Jackson talks about meeting with representatives of the Gateway Development Consortium to discuss the Cross Bayou development proposal.

The Powerball jackpot continues to grow. Since there was no winner Saturday night, the prize moves up on our Top 20 list of largest jackpots in history at $550 million. This puts the amount at #10 on the list.