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Man accused of killing infant son pleads guilty in Caddo Court
Kenneth Ray Willis, charged with second-degree murder in connection wi
Tip leads to arrest of suspect in Texas
A Shreveport man wanted in connection with a double kidnapping is now in police custody following assistance from a Crime Stoppers tip.
Bossier Sheriff’s Office graduates 17 officers
The Bossier Parish Sheriff’s Training Academy in Plain Dealing will be graduating 17 certified P.O.S.T. (Peace Officer Standards and Training) law enforcement officers in a ceremony today (Friday, May 24)
Princeton man killed in crash
Bossier Parish – On May 21, 2019, shortly after 9:00 p.m., Troopers from Louisiana State Police Troop G began investigating a two-vehicle fatal crash on Wafer Road, at the intersection
Princeton man arrested for child pornography, previously charged with animal/human pornography
Bossier Sheriff’s Office detectives have charged a Princeton man with possession of child pornography following an investigation when he was first arrested back in March for possessing animal/human pornography. Preston
Grand jury returns two true bills
The Caddo Parish Grand Jury returned two true bills in its session that ended Wednesday, May 22. One indictment charges Jerold Wayne Barron, 76, of Greenwood, with second-degree murder in
Caddo DA’s football camp draws almost 200
Just shy of 200 area youth enjoyed a mild, breezy summer morning Saturday, May 18, at Independence Stadium at the fourth annual free Caddo DA Youth Football Camp. The budding
VA, Medicare and opioid abuse
Half of veterans who are enrolled in Department of Veterans Affairs health care also are signed up with Medicare Part D. What that means is they can get their prescriptions
Bossier teacher meets with President Trump
Bossier Schools' own Spencer Kiper, the 2019 Louisiana Teacher of the Year, just returned from a week of events in Washington D.C. where he had the chance to meet President