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Councilman Grayson Boucher talks about the upcoming council session and the possibilities of the city getting a $35 million line of credit to cover city costs.

Sen. Barrow Peacock talks abut the upcoming special legislative session and what subjects legislators will tackle in Baton Rouge starting Monday.

The Centers for Disease Control has issued a list of safe and not so safe activities.

If you have been missing live music, you'll have a chance to enjoy some this fall.
The Shreveport Symphony is teaming up with Shreve Memorial Library to present a series of drive-in concerts.

James Carter, attorney for the family of the late Tommy McGlothen, talks about the recent indictments of four Shreveport Police officers for negligent homicide.

Political analyst Royal Alexander talks about nominations to the Supreme Court and what he anticipates President Trump will do next.

Voter registration drives being held at local libraries this week.

With just about 45 days until the November 3rd national election in the United States, Republic Women of Bossier is gearing up to get out the vote. Moon Griffon speaks to the group Tuesday night.

Economist Dr. Loren Scott talks about the effects of the Coronavirus mandates on the state economy and how quickly - or slowly - a recovery is happening.

Rep. Alan Seabaugh talks about the current condition of the state's unemployment fund, which Governor John Bel Edwards says is about to drop below $100 million.