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Nearly 300 bills passed by Louisiana lawmakers in the 2024 regular session earlier this year are now in effect. The bills became new laws on August 1, unless a different date was specified in the bill. Over the last seven months, lawmakers have worked together to pass new laws that will affect Louisiana's education system, criminal justice system, election processes, budgets, LGBTQ+ residents and more. One will also allow guns without a permit in New Orleans, including in the French Quarter.

Caddo Sheriff’s Chief Rick Farris swore in four new deputies on Aug. 1. and Caddo Sheriff Henry Whitehorn, Sr. swore in an additional four new deputies for the Caddo Parish Sheriff's Office on Aug. 5.

As Bossier City Police Chief Daniel Haugen prepared for Aug.8’s promotion ceremony, he said that he is grateful to all of the members of the Bossier City Police Department and the great work that they do every day.

The City of Shreveport and the Shreveport Regional Arts Council (SRAC) are thrilled to announce the winners of the highly anticipated Water Tower Art Design Contest. This initiative, a part of the broader project encompassing structural repairs, painting, and upgrades to the city's elevated water storage tanks, aims to integrate community-inspired artwork into the city's infrastructure.

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One of the biggest days on the MLB calendar has come and gone yet again, and again, it’s left a flurry of deals in its wake. Every year we hear names that are going to be dealt with but never are, names like Vlad Guerrero, Tariq Skubal and Garrett Crochet were packed and ready and yet today, are still with their respective teams. Here are some of the more notable deals that went down at the trade deadline.

1. Tell us about your family growing up: I grew up in Tyler, TX, in a family of 5 (mom, dad, and two younger brothers). I attended Whitehouse High School through high school, and during my senior year, we moved to Ellisville, MS. There, I attended South Jones High School and graduated.

It’s always a 'good deal' for the local community when a statewide convention is held in the Shreveport-Bossier area. These conventions bring in out-of-town guests who spend dollars in local establishments.