Perhaps no area of Louisiana has suffered more under Democrat Gov. John Bel Edwards than northwest Louisiana, and it may pay him back by denying him a second term. Four
The city of Bossier City is moving from strength to strength, with one infrastructure project after another due to be completed in 2020. To learn more about this, I sat
KEEL RADIO website recently ran a story with their top five reasons to retire in Shreveport Bossier. They listed the mild climate, good health care options, great food, arts and
North Louisiana’s cost of living reached a three-year low. The recently released Q3 2019 Cost of Living Index shows that the Shreveport-Bossier City Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) has a cost
With temperatures dipping near or below freezing, Louisiana Department of Agriculture and Forestry (LDAF) Commissioner Mike Strain, D.V.M., is urging livestock and pet owners to take special precautions to ensure
The following are the 13 applicants who passed the deputy chief exam and interviewed for the position. Shreveport Police Chief Ben Raymond is expected to reach a decision within the
Todd Hopkins retires at the end of this year, and the Caddo Commission has now posted the position of Caddo Commission Clerk on its website. Applications are being accepted now
The former deputy for Ward 8 Constable Eric Hatfield has landed behind bars yet again, but this time on a very serious charge of molestation of a juvenile. According to
On Saturday shortly after 8:30 p.m., troopers assigned to Louisiana State Police Troop G began investigating a fatal crash on Winnfield Road at Little League Road. The crash took the
The Shreveport City Marshal’s Office is proud to announce the addition of two certified snipers to the Marshal’s Office Special Response Team (S.R.T.). On Oct. 25, Marshal Charlie Caldwell Jr.
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