News
A Louisiana attorney has been arrested for illegally accessing and disclosing confidential court documents, said Sheriff Steve Prator.
Investigators with the Shreveport Police Department’s Property Crimes Unit have arrested a man for cutting an officer in the throat in an attempt to avoid arrest.
Shreveport police need the public’s help in identifying a man wanted in connection with a theft.
On June 6, Shreveport police patrol officers were dispatched to a business in the 7400 block of Youree Drive on reports of a female committing a theft.
Shreveport police have charged a man with aggravated assault with a vehicle following a weekend incident that left an officer with minor injuries.
Life
SEARCY, Ark. — More than 800 students received diplomas and will be recognized as Harding University graduates during a virtual ceremony on Aug. 15.
Well, here we are, folks! Getting down to the wire and the dreaded question now must be answered: Will there be college football?
By Liz Morace
The Food Bank of Northwest Louisiana added two new “to-go” style lunch meal to children 18 years or younger between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m.
Everyone has a favorite tool. My father favored a butter knife, the heel of a handy shoe and some salty language when his homemade fix inevitably did not work.
By Liz Swaine Executive Director Downtown Development Authority Downtown Shreveport Development Corporation
Preparing for the 2020-2021 school year, seven veteran professionals are beginning their new roles in efforts to support students and staff.
Columns & Opinions
Geez, it’s almost a month to Labor Day.
In the "good ol’ days," local political races started on the first Monday in September at a big Labor Day Rally at Hamel's Park.
By John E. Settle Jr. Editor Publisher
My initial thought was “Is he serious?”
By Billy Roy Wayne
It’s silly to name a plant. But today, an exception.
Meet Resilience, the lucky bamboo in the accompanying photo.
By Jeff Gauger
Excitement is in the air. Graduates graduating. Graduates about to embark on another chapter in their lives. How prepared are the graduates of the Caddo Parish public school system?
By Jon Glover Contributing Columnist
In the last few weeks yard signs for judicial candidates have popped up like spring weeds.
By John E. Settle Jr. Editor/publisher
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Photo Galleries
Several homes were damaged along James Lane, south of Haughton, along with downed trees and powerlines.
Several homes were damaged along James Lane, south of Haughton, along with downed trees and powerlines.
Inquisitor Sports Columnist Colvin Roberson shares pictures from the Indy Bowl
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