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Shreveport mayor asks state for more lighting after deadly crashes
SHREVEPORT, La. (KSLA) - Shreveport Mayor Tom Arceneaux asked the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development for help after multiple deadly crashes on two state highways in the city. Arceneaux took his concerns to DOTD at its annual Roadshow meeting. He said poor lighting is one factor in the deaths...
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Ex-death row inmate criticizes judicial candidate
SHREVEPORT, La. -- A man who spent 20 years behind bars after being sentenced to death as a teenager is urging voters to reject Hugo Holland's bid for a Caddo Parish judgeship, accusing the former prosecutor of misconduct and racial bias during the prosecution that sent him to prison. Corey...
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Missing street signs cause confusion in Shreveport amid public works staffing shortages
SHREVEPORT, La. — A shortage of street signs across multiple districts in Shreveport is leaving drivers lost and raising concerns among city officials, who say a lack of staffing is delaying necessary replacements. Shreveport City Council members highlighted the issue during a meeting this week, noting that missing street...
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State Fair of Louisiana starts today!
SHREVEPORT, La. — Visitors stepping onto the fairgrounds for the State Fair of Louisiana when it officially opens on Thursday will find much more than carnival rides and fair food. The annual autumn tradition in Shreveport continues to serve as a massive showcase for local vendors, statewide agricultural competitions, championship rodeo action, and live family entertainment.
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Shreveport water tank chosen for national showcase
SHREVEPORT, La. (KTAL/KMSS) - Shreveport is getting national recognition. The Linwood elevated water tank known for its red "SHV LOVE" design, has been selected for inclusion in. TNEMEC's 2027 calendar, which showcases outstanding water tank projects from across. the country. The artwork incorporates Shreveport's airport code, SHV, and pays tribute...
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Shreveport Honors Service Members At 16th Annual Veterans Parade On November 15
Shreveport's honoring its veterans this November with a ceremony featuring Lieutenant General Russel Honor, followed by a parade where America's oldest living World War II veteran will lead the way down Fairgrounds Boulevard.
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Shreveport’s oldest gay bar is making history again, and Korner Lounge needs your help
Shreveport’s oldest gay bar has reached another major milestone months after its 75th anniversary— one they hope the community can help make a reality. The Korner Lounge has been approved for a state historical marker that would recognize the bar as a landmark for civil rights in the South. Now, the bar has started a GoFundMe to help raise the $3,000 needed to purchase the plaque and installation.
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This Louisiana Used Bookstore Is Packed With Books, Vinyl Records And Hidden Treasures
Wall-to-wall books, a partial upstairs, and shelves of vinyl records all sit under one roof in Louisiana. That’s a lot of browsing material for a store that looks so low-key from the road. The place also buys books from customers. Bring a stack, and you might leave with something...
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Downtown Shreveport high rise makes list of historic places
One of downtown Shreveport’s modern high-rises has now officially become historic. The building at 400 Texas St. has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The 16-story building first opened in 1976 but has roots that stretch back to 1877. It was then that banker brothers Ed and Ben Jacobs opened the original First National Bank at 525 Spring St.