At the State of the City address, Mayor Tom Arceneaux pointed to water infrastructure, drainage, and public works as core priorities, framing 2026 as the year Shreveport has to stop patching and start rebuilding.
Police in Bossier City are investigating a fatal shooting on Thompson Street as detectives work to piece together what happened and who may be involved.
A duplex fire in Shreveport sent one person to the hospital as crews worked the scene and investigators began sorting through the cause.
The annual Teal the City campaign is back, using teal displays and public visibility to spotlight sexual assault awareness across the region.
From education and infrastructure to criminal justice and insurance, this session’s agenda carries real implications for North Louisiana families and local governments.
A new YMCA baseball and softball complex is drawing fresh attention as families look ahead to expanded youth sports access and opening timelines.
Communities around Shreveport-Bossier are lining up Easter events that range from church gatherings to family-friendly public activities.
A plain-English guide to what water infrastructure promises usually include, what residents should watch, and how to tell progress from polished language.
A quick guide to the alert terms that show up during severe weather season and what action each one should trigger.
A reader-friendly look at how state legislation filters down into schools, roads, budgets, policing, and household costs.
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