News
A woman who was reported missing was found dead at a local hospital early Wednesday morning.
A Shreveport man was sentenced to federal prison Tuesday by U.S. District Judge Donald E. Walter.
Shreveport police detectives are asking the public’s help to identify four suspects believed responsible for a business burglary, which occurred in the 5800 block of East King Highway on Tuesday.
Life
Last Friday, CenterPoint Energy presented $10,000 donation checks to the United Way of Northeast Louisiana and Rolling Hills Ministries in support of their efforts assisting those impacted by Hurri
Twelve artists from the Shreveport Regional Arts Council’s program ARTIST UP!
One of the world's largest singing organizations for women will host a Virtual Global Open House during October, and Ruston's a cappella chorus is inviting area female singers to take part.
If you have been missing live music, you'll have a chance to enjoy some this fall. The Shreveport Symphony is teaming up with Shreve Memorial Library to present a series of drive-in concerts.
Caddo Parish’s Walter B. Jacobs Memorial Nature Park, just west of Blanchard, is a local treasure familiar to many students, families, and nature lovers throughout the Ark-La-Tex.
Columns & Opinions
On Oct. 13, the Shreveport City Council will vote on a resolution to authorize Shreveport Mayor Adrian Perkins to execute a Cooperative Endeavor Agreement (CEA) for fund a disparity study.
By John E. Settle Jr. Editor / Publisher
Gov. John Bel Edwards, who has his critics with respect to the state’s response to the coronavirus, has shown what real leadership can do in the face of crisis.
By Prentiss Smth
Everyone knows this, but I have to say, life is hard! There are those days that it seems you cannot catch a break. Some days it is just too painful to try to find the bright side.
By Jim’s Wife
Prior to the pandemic, my friend and I were working out at the fitness center. K. W., as I refer to my friend, looked across the floor at an individual and uttered, “They waited too late.”
By Billy Roy Wayne
So, I did something. I really did something quite grown up. I bought a car.
By Maryanna Makenzie
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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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