Shreveport News

Hacking into police and fire might not be enough to fix a $6.5 million budget shortfall in Bossier City.

A Shreveport man is lucky to be alive after fire tore through his Youree Dr. home early Monday morning.

BOSSIER CITY, LA Bossier City Police continue to investigate a shooting and robbery that happened Sunday night at a local motel.

SHREVEPORT, LA Shreveport Fire Investigators continue to search for the cause of an early Monday morning fire that heavily damaged a home.

Willis-Knighton Quick Care will begin offering H1N1 "swine flu" shots today at both locations.

SHREVEPORT, LA A Shreveport man has pled guilty to defrauding a charitable foundation and soon face up to 20 years in prison.

Shortly after 8pm, a family traveling from Arkansas had their van catch on fire in north Shreveport.

An Ark-La-Tex man is now dead and two others recovering in Shreveport hospitals following a major accident Thursday night in west Shreveport.

A Caddo Parish jury found a Shreveporter guilty of second-degree murder in an October 19, 2007 shooting death, according to a Caddo District Attorney's office news release.

Shreveport police Wednesday booked a local man on burglary and kidnapping charges.

Shreveport Police detectives are looking for a local man they believe robbed another man at his home in southeast Shreveport last week.

If you're looking for one of the 'South's best diners,' look no further than Kings Highway.

Following is an excerpt from the letter selected as Mighty Pen Award winner for the month of October.

The wind-ripped steeple of Shreveport's First United Methodist Church and the accompanying extraordinary survival tale certainly set the tone for this year's observance of All Saints Sunday.

Shreveport Mayor Cedric Glover is scheduled tonight to receive an award for his business savvy.

Meteorologists from the National Weather Service set out Friday tracking the paths of the previous day's tornadoes, getting visual confirmation of the weather alerts they'd issued via uprooted trees, downed power lines and at least 100 damaged homes.

BATON ROUGE - Instead of worrying about whether the state has too many state universities, Louisiana needs to concentrate on making the ones it has the best they can be, an out-of-state expert serving on a state review panel says.

Southwestern Athletic Conference Commissioner Duer Sharp has announced the men's and women's basketball tournament is moving to Shreveport, La.

Gov. Bobby Jindal declared a state of emergency after storms caused at least one death, road and home flooding, power outages and wind damage in northwestern Louisiana.

National Weather Service officials in Shreveport believe a tornado or tornados skipped from southwest Shreveport to north Bossier Parish in about a one-hour period this afternoon.