Sheriff Steve Prator

A threat aimed at Southwood High School made the rounds on social media over the weekend.

Caddo Sheriff Steve Prator says people need to know more about what is included in the Justice Reinvestment Program in Louisiana. Prator says several crimes that he considers violent are now considered non violent. He also tells us penalties for several violent offenses have been reduced significantly.

Red River United teacher's union says this is a a move in the wrong direction

Caddo Sheriff Steve Prator is being criticized across the nation for some of the remarks he made about criminal justice reform.

Caddo Parish Sheriff Steve Prator says Tropical Storm Harvey is headed in our direction. The Sheriff says the storm "could go straight through Shreveport". The Sheriff says right now, forecasters are projecting we will get 4 to 6 inches of rain over the next five days.

Could a sergeant, or even a corporal, be promoted to Shreveport's Chief of Police? Well, that's exactly what Caddo Sheriff Steve Prator did in 1990!

Good news for Caddo Parish residents -- Sheriff Steve Prator has decided not to roll property taxes forward for 2016.

A man who posted threatening messages to his Facebook page has learned the reach of the Caddo Parish Sheriff's Office.

This week has been named Crime Victims' Rights Week in Caddo Parish.  Sheriff Steve Prator made the announcement earlier this week at a ceremony at Centenary College.