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The Shreveport City Council delayed approval of the first sale of the 2024 General Obligation Bonds in the amount of approximately $88 million of the $256.1 million of the three General Obligation Bonds passed by Shreveport voters in April of this year. The council could adopt at its next meeting, Oct.8.

Unlike most states, spouses in Louisiana do not automatically by law inherit from their spouses.

Newly elected Caddo Sheriff Henry Whitehorn is looking to add some new faces to his team.

The fourth annual National Football Foundation McNaughton Chapter Preseason Scholar-Athlete Watch List just announced includes 21 competitors from Bossier or Caddo parishes among the 37 remarkable high school seniors in North Louisiana who have been nominated by their coaches.

If you are single without children, it is important that you complete some basic life planning.

Heading into their matchup versus the Gamecocks of South Carolina, this LSU squad had many questions still to be answered.

Mind has been run amuck of late, what with football returning, baseball matchups heating up and the weather slowly starting to creep into spooky season. Some of those thoughts are bound to spill onto the pages of Focus SB. Last week, I posed a few topics to the audience.

Chants of “We Dem Boyz” were met with a resounding “Who Dat?!” this past weekend as the renewed rivalry of local favorites highlighted a busy Sunday in the NFL. What is always one of the most popular games around the area, the Saints and the Cowboys went to war on Sunday and left a path of destruction in their wake. The Saints scored a touchdown on their first six possessions in route to their rout of the Cowboys, who had their 16-game regular season home winning streak snapped in the loss. For the Saints, it was the Alvin Kamara show as the veteran running back scored four touchdowns, three rushing and one on a 57- yard screen pass in the second that helped the Saints take a 35-16 lead into halftime.