For the second year in a row, the City of Shreveport’s water system received an “F” grade in a statewide report, a rating that primarily reflects aging infrastructure, not water safety.
The old GM plant in Shreveport has a new heartbeat, and it’s stronger than ever. Long gone are the days of empty lots and unanswered questions. Today, the sprawling facility is home to thriving operations that are fueling economic development across Caddo Parish.
1. Tell us about your family growing up: I was born and raised in Shreveport, and grew up in the Southern Hills neighborhood.
On May 5, shortly before 7 AM, Caddo Sheriff Patrol Deputies were dispatched to the 10000 block of Mustang Circle in Keithville due to concerns for a resident's welfare. Upon arrival, the suspect refused to communicate with the deputies. A few minutes later, the deputies heard a gunshot coming from inside the residence.
Caddo Sheriff Henry Whitehorn, Sr. swore in seven new deputies for the Caddo Parish Sheriff's Office on May 5.
On Thursday, April 24, more than 80 leaders from across Caddo Parish traveled together to Baton Rouge to engage directly with cabinet departments and members of the legislature on behalf of the citizens of Caddo Parish.
We all know these are dark times in our country. Forces have been working for years to divide us as a people and tear our country apart. This is an existential moment for Americans. We must unite and find the commonalities that bind us together if we are to keep our democracy. Ignore those who would like to see America become an autocracy ruled by a handful of billionaires and their proxy president. Instead, join with true patriots who will be attending an uncommon event at St. Mark’s Episcopal Cathedral on May 8, 2025 – an event meant to unite us rather than divide us.
Having one of the country’s oldest bowl games contested in Shreveport every December provides a college football showcase for the local community – and also a stage for some future NFL players.
A trio of bills in the Louisiana Legislature could help Shreveport in its battle to combat blighted properties and the misappropriation of tenant funds.
Bossier Parish Sheriff Julian Whittington took to social media on Friday, April 25, to address a recent news article that suggested crime is on the rise in Bossier Parish. The article was based on an increase in “calls for service” to the Bossier Sheriff’s Office, but Sheriff Whittington believed it is important to give the public the full story and the facts behind those numbers.
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