Caddo Parish Bond Rating Lowered by S&P Global Rating Service
A recently disclosed report from S&P Global Ratings, dated Oct. 20,lowered the bond rating of Caddo Parish one notch to “AA+' from 'AAA.'
A recently disclosed report from S&P Global Ratings, dated Oct. 20,lowered the bond rating of Caddo Parish one notch to “AA+' from 'AAA.'

Add it to the list of major decisions that Shreveport's new mayor Tom Arceneaux needs to address in the near future: Who will be the city's lobbyist in Baton Rouge for the upcoming legislative session?

Our nation’s veterans give their all, sometimes their very lives, when fighting for our country’s freedom, so it is only fitting that there are agencies and organizations to lend a helping hand upon their retirement from service.

Adrian Perkins is one of eight winter-spring 2023 Pritzker Fellows sponsored by the University of Chicago's Institute of Politics.




33-year-old Soul legend Donny Hathaway ended his life by jumping from the 15th floor of New York's Essex House Hotel. In addition to leaving behind a wife and three little girls, Donny Hathaway gave the music world classics like 'Someday We'll All Be Free,' 'A Song For You' and iconic Christmas cut, 'This Christmas'!

LSU freshman quarterback Walker Howard intends to enter the NCAA transfer portal. The decision comes after Howard met with LSU staffers Wednesday morning.

Come see Jennifer Robison's traveling thesis show, 'The Order of Things', on display in the Bossier Arts Council's East Bank Gallery!

BENTON, La. – A new location for area residents to secure and renew their passports will open Monday in Bossier Parish.

LSU Shreveport Continuing Education is offering a new medical cannabis training workshop for counselors on Feb. 2, from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. This in-person interactive workshop will train counselors and mental health professionals on the latest medical cannabis information so they can guide patients on treatment options and earn eight CRCC professional development hours. “The swift pace of passed Louisiana legislation in 2022 is leaving counselors and other mental health professionals unprepared to support clients who choose to treat with marijuana, making this a priority for education and training,” said Michael D. Becerra, Ph.D., LPC, CPCS, CRC, Assistant Professor – Counseling, Department of Psychology at LSUS. A past study found that allied health trainees lacked sufficient knowledge and were not prepared to counsel patients on medical cannabis. Training counselors and mental health professionals to become educated resources for medial cannabis information can help promote client benefits and knowledge needed to attain health and wellness goals. The workshop and certificate include recorded interviews with local industry leaders and cannabis specialists who will share their experiences. The one-day workshop will cover the following four sections for counselors: the history of cannabis and the war on drugs; medical cannabis science and therapeutic use cannabis law, business and the workplace and case studies and practical applications.
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