Morning Show

If you get mystery seeds in the mail and they're from China, don't plant them! That's the alarm that's being sounded by Ag Directors in states across the country.

Councilman Grayson Boucher talks about the standoff between the city, Pratt Industries and Republic Services, an impasse that could end the recycling program.

Trash troubles are on the way for the city of Shreveport. The current recycling deal ends in a couple of months.

Jeff Sadow explains how the added expense to the state because of extended unemployment compensation could put the state government in an even larger financial hole.

Bishop Larry Brandon and former Mayor Cedric Glover remember the Shreveport Six, the children who tragically drowned in the Red River ten years ago.

Hundreds of businesses in Louisiana have violated the Governor's order. Here's the list.

Remembering the Shreveport 6, the teens who drowned on the Red River.

The ultimate conundrum: Your boss is your ticket to unbelievable wealth. One problem, though. Your boss is an addict. And your boss is famous.

Jimmy Faircloth, the attorney representing the Louisiana bar owners challenging Governor Edwards Coronavirus mandates, explains the suit and the chances of success.

Chaos erupts at a Memphis Putt Putt center after hundreds of teens were dropped off for a day of fun.