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By Keith Hanson on Wed., 4 May, at 3:44 p.m. via Email

The Shreveport City Hall mystery still remains: Who directed that my emails be blocked from the city's email domain?

After three robust months of local sales tax receipts having risen well above 2021, April's numbers are dramatically less.

In less than a month, two local children have been killed by violence.

I sit here deeply disturbed. We have a city government that would blatantly violate the First Amendment to the Constitution.

The decision to tear down Fairgrounds Stadium is one that should be revisited because it shows a lack of vision and forward thinking. First of all, it should have never been allowed to deteriorate to the state it is in. Shreveport citizens ponied up a lot of money for the stadium to be built and for it to also be refurbished several times.

The simple answer is, no one knows.