Shreveport city officials are trying to find a way to keep the speed zone cameras in school zone while state lawmakers discuss a bill to ban the use of speed cameras. Shreveport Chief Administrative Officer Tom Dark went before the Senate Transportation Committee to urge them to consider a compromise that would let cameras continue to enforce school speed zones.
A search committee of three members of the Shreveport Downtown Development Authority (DDA) and two members of the Downtown Shreveport Development Corporation will soon review the 15 applicants for the DDA Executive Director position.
Missed me? Lately, my thoughts have been run amuck with all things sports and some things (gasp!) other than sports. For instance... Is Shohei Ohtani the modern-day Pete Rose? Or is he just a naïve kid who trusted the wrong person? Would you listen to a podcast featuring yours truly? Last week I asked a couple questions, here’s some of what I’m thinking. Can the LSU Women’s basketball team make it through their bracket and make a run at back-to-back championships? So far so good as the Lady Tigers are scheduled to take on No. 2 seed UCLA on Saturday at noon on ABC. If they win there then they will play the winner of No. 1 Iowa vs No. 5 Colorado on Monday.
I’ll start off slowly this year and just give you the top ten, as I see it. There is still a lot of moving pieces in this draft to be cleared up.
As I am sure you’ve noticed, baseball is my first love when it comes to sports. I’ve loved this game since t-ball at the old Baptist ballparks on Greenwood Road. Dixie and The Captains carried that love through into high school where my love of playing baseball became my love of following it. Now, I’m fortunate enough to write about the sports that I love on weekly basis. Behold, my annual MLB preview, full of predictions and somewhat insightful thoughts about Americas Pastime in 2024.
We all have had teachers who have made an impact on our lives, and Bettye Daniels McCauley has certainly had a strong influence on her many young charges over an educational career that has spanned some six decades in Bossier Parish and shows no sign of ending soon.
WASHINGTON – U.S. Senator Bill Cassidy, M.D. (R-LA) announced he secured $1,268,523,000.00 for Louisiana in the annual appropriations bills for fiscal year 2024—the most of any member in the Louisiana Congressional Delegation See below for a list of local funding for Louisiana secured by Senator Cassidy: - $7,000,000, Air Force Reserve at Barksdale Air Force Base for the 307 Bomb Wing Medical Facility Addition. - $500,000, Corps of Engineers, Investigations for the J. Bennett Johnston Waterway Feasibility Study. - $1,735,000, LSU Health Sciences Center for facilities and equipment, including information technology. - $30,000,000, Department of Defense, Shreveport – Technical Assistance Center. - $12,500,000, Cyber Innovation Center, Bossier City – Global Strike Command Technology Transition and Innovation Center. - $7,500,000, Biomedical Research Foundation, Barksdale Air Force Base, Bossier City – For the development of next generation satellite communication capabilities for the E-4B National Airborne Operations Center.
1. Names of committee members. See the following list.
A Caddo Parish deputy who was shot in the line of duty was honored today. “Scary. Very scary,” said Caddo Parish sheriff's Cpl. Justin Dunn. Those are the only words Dunn used to describe what happened on Feb. 7. He and other law enforcement officers were at the Foxborough Cove Apartment Complex, working with the U.S. Marshals Task Force to look for 19-year-old Javaria Taylor, the suspect in a homicide. He was also wanted for armed robbery and home invasion.
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