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BENTON, La. — After years of denials by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) over claims of damage to paved roads in south Bossier Parish during the historic floods of 2015 and 2016, the parish has won an unprecedented victory on appeal.

It’s not impossible, but highly unlikely. The enthusiasm of those promoting the de-annexation of the south Ellerbe area of Shreveport is not matched by the reality of the legal process.

A Benton man got down to the bare basics during an incident early Sunday morning at a Bossier City casino.

In an attempt to elude police, a woman gave officers several different dates of birth, including one which would have made the 28-year-old woman to be 51-years-old.

When you gotta go, you gotta go, even if you just had a wreck!

Covid-19 is rightfully dominating the news, but it’s important to take a break from it every now and again. What’s better than with a story about some of our fascinating downtown Shreveport history?

Shreveport Green was proud to receive two major awards at the recent Keep American Beautiful annual conference, held in Memphis.

SHREVEPORT/LAFAYETTE/ALEXANDRIA/ LAKE CHARLES/MONROE, La. – In response to the rapidly changing situation surrounding the coronavirus disease of 2019 (COVID-19), the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Western District of Louisiana is continuing operations, while working to mitigate risks to individual employees and the general public.