Shreveport

Louisiana's school funding formula is under the microscope, and teacher pay is at the heart of the debate.

Shreveport’s Independence Bowl is turning 50 this year, and one of the city’s best-known sporting traditions is getting something it has never had before: its own locally brewed beer. Great Raft Brewing has teamed up with the Independence Bowl Foundation to create Bowl Day Brew, an “Independence Pale Lager” that begins flowing today. The collaboration bri...

The State Fair of Louisiana will soon be back in Shreveport, and there's a solid list of rules every fairgoer needs to know before heading through the gates.

A Shreveport firefighter fired over a failed drug test just got his job back, and the fire chief did not take the news well.

Shreveport is running 10 garbage trucks short each week, and the neighborhoods feeling it most are the ones picked up on Mondays and Tuesdays.

Here are some of the great pumpkin patches and other fall events coming to our area in October. And don't forget, Pumpkin Shine on Line returns to Betty Virginia Park on Tuesday, October 21, 2026.

A 14-year-old at Calvary Baptist Academy was arrested after a classmate reported seeing a knife during class. No threats were made, but the law is clear on weapons at school.

Caddo Parish is narrowing down sites for a multisports complex, and the debate over where to put it is getting interesting.

A two-day estate sale on Longleaf in South Highlands is offering a rare look inside the home of William B. Wiener Jr., with artwork and more up for grabs.

A Shreveport officer responded to a domestic call on Del Rio Street in 2015 — and never made it home. Here's the story of Thomas LaValley.