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Caddo Sheriff Henry Whitehorn, Sr. swore in ten new deputies for the Caddo Parish Sheriff's Office on June 16.

In February, the Caddo Parish Sheriff's Office and the Shreveport Police Department announced a partnership for a new crime initiative named after Landry Anglin and Devin Myers.

Focus SB and details her journey!

In a midyear address titled “ Shreveport at the Half: Progress in Motion,” I recapped key accomplishments from the first six months of 2025 and laid out the city’s direction for the remainder of the year. I emphasized visible progress across infrastructure, public safety, economic development, and community engagement.

Art•ish returns for 2025 for Juneteenth and Father’s Day Weekend, showcasing Black artists and their talents.

For more information, call John Andrew Prime at (318) 617-5958 or Ivy Woodard at (318) 422-1623, or call the Caddo Parish District Attorney's office at (318) 226-6955.

Focus SB News Tina B., born Brittina Bethune, is an accomplished host and emcee based in Shreveport, La. Check out the hot sit down she had with Focus SB below: 1. How did music and entertainment affect you as a child and did you have aspirations then of what you do now?

On March 25, Councilman Brian Hammons stunned the Bossier City Council with a straightforward question: Why did Bossier City use taxpayer dollars to construct new parking lots for two private businesses—Scot's Audio and Bossier Power Equipment— without council knowledge or approval? What began as a public infrastructure project under the Walter O. Bigby Carriageway has morphed into a troubling example of backdoor decision-making, conflicting narratives, and legal red flags. Mayor Tommy Chandler and City Attorney Charles Jacobs now find themselves giving the public two very different stories, and neither adds up.