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Heartwarming Praise Earns Shreveport Resident Major Community Award

A Shreveport educator is building something new. Sam Legg won the Kiss Country Caught in the Act Award for dedicating herself to children falling through the cracks in the public school system

Shreveport, LA · 1d

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Federal Grant Targets 10 Shreveport Intersections With New Signals, Crosswalks, And Lighting

The city's getting federal money to fix its most dangerous intersections. Crews will install pedestrian signals, high visibility crosswalks, and improved street lighting where crashes happen most.

Shreveport, LA · 2d

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Caddo Parish faces nearly $13 million in criminal justice operating deficits

SHREVEPORT, La. -- The Caddo Parish Commission administration announced last week that it may need to identify, if costs continue to rise, additional revenue sources to meet its statutory obligation to fund criminal justice system expenses. Previous solutions include asking voters to approve new property taxes, broadening the authorized use...

Caddo Parish, LA · 22h

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Avoid Ford Street Near Downtown Shreveport Today Due to Repairs

Ford Street in downtown Shreveport is getting some work done today. Expect slow-moving traffic between Pine and Hartman as crews do preliminary prep for an asphalt overlay project coming later this month.

Shreveport, LA · 2d

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G-Unit advisor supports Shreveport DDA millage renewal

SHREVEPORT, La. (KTAL/KMSS) — Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson's Growth Advisor for G-Unit, Orville Hall, has expressed support for the millage renewal for Shreveport's Downtown Development Authority (DDA). The endorsement was sent to a local online journal, The Shreveport Open Press. Hall's statement, titled "DDA Millage Renewal: A Vote for...

Shreveport, LA · 2d

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Veterans parade brings cheers & gratitude to Bossier City

Bossier City veterans parade brings cheers & gratitude to the community.

Bossier City, LA · 2d

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Implications for Louisiana as Republicans lose congressional majority

SHREVEPORT, La. -- The results of the election will reshape Congress in ways that could have a significant impact on Louisiana and its elected leaders. Republican Julia Letlow will head to Washington, D.C., as Louisiana’s new junior U.S. senator. But as she prepares to take office, she will also face a new political landscape as a member of the minority party.

Louisiana · 1d

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Bossier Parish Police Jury approves road improvement agreement with Haughton

The Bossier Parish Police Jury approved a cooperative endeavor agreement with the Town of Haughton on Wednesday, Nov. 4, allowing the parish to provide labor and equipment for road patching and asphalt overlay work while the town covers material costs. The agreement continues a cooperative approach to municipal road maintenance...

Haughton, LA · 21h

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More burn bans lifted in parts of the ArkLaTex following recent rainfall

SHREVEPORT, La. — Officials in Caddo, DeSoto, Natchitoches, Sabine, Red River and most of Bossier parishes have lifted their parishwide burn bans following recent rainfall across the area. In Bossier Parish, Benton Fire District No. 4 has clarified that the burn ban remains in effect for its district. Despite...

Bossier Parish, LA · 1d

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Louisiana Prosecutor Compared Black Teen to a Dog While Seeking His Execution, Hid Evidence in 3 Death Penalty Cases — Now He Wants a Judge’s Robe

Hugo Holland, a controversial former Caddo Parish prosecutor in northwest Louisiana who was exposed for concealing evidence in three death penalty cases, was on track […] Louisiana Prosecutor Compared Black Teen to a Dog While Seeking His Execution, Hid Evidence in 3 Death Penalty Cases — Now He Wants a Judge’s Robe

Caddo Parish, LA · 5d

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DeSoto Parish 4-H members earn top honors at 2026 State Fair of Louisiana

DESOTO PARISH, La. — DeSoto Parish 4-H members made an impressive showing at the 2026 State Fair of Louisiana, earning numerous championship titles, top placements, and recognition in livestock exhibitions, poultry competitions, and the Nutrition Quiz Bowl. From experienced exhibitors celebrating successful senior years to first-time participants stepping into...

Shreveport, LA · 2d

Shreveport city employees are getting raises. Some sooner than originally planned.

Starting next month, Shreveport police and firefighters will get a big pay bump. Other city employees also will make more starting next year. The Shreveport City Council last week approved 6% pay raises for the city's police and fire departments and is expected soon to give other city employees a smaller pay bump. The public safety raises are coming as planned, but the other pay increases are on an expedited timeline.

Shreveport, LA · 4d

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Shreveport mayor talks with KSLA about federal roadway grant & neighborhood clean sweeps

Shreveport Mayor Tom Arceneaux talks with KSLA about the federal roadway grant for safety & neighborhood clean sweeps.

Shreveport, LA · 2d

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See the election results for school board members in Caddo, Bossier and DeSoto

Caddo, Bossier and DeSoto residents have the results for their new school board members for the 2026-2030 term. School boards across all three parishes saw shake-ups as members from the 2022-2026 school boards reached their term limits or chose not to run for re-election. The Bossier Parish School Board has the fewest new members, while the DeSoto Parish School Board has the most.

Bossier Parish, LA · 2d

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More burn bans lifted in parts of the ArkLaTex following recent rainfall

Bossier Parish, LA · 2d

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Shreveport City Council asks for prayers as Councilman Dr. Alan Jackson remains hospitalized ahead of Tuesday vote

SHREVEPORT, La. (KSLA) - The Shreveport City Council is asking for community prayers as District E Councilman Dr. Alan Jackson remains hospitalized and focuses on his health. The City Council confirmed Jackson’s hospitalization in a statement released Monday, saying in part: “We ask the community to keep Dr. Jackson and his loved ones in their thoughts and prayers and to respect the family’s privacy during this time.”

Shreveport, LA · 4d

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DeSoto redistricting plan finalized with no changes; four incumbents paired

MANSFIELD, La. – A proposed final redistricting plan for the DeSoto Parish Police Jury makes no changes to a preliminary map that would reduce the number of majority-Black districts in Mansfield from five to two and shift districts to accommodate growth elsewhere in the parish. The proposed plan includes...

Mansfield, LA · 3d