Local News

Burned Ebarb Woman Flown To LSU Health Sciences Center

Teresa Carter, an Ebarb woman who escaped the fire that destroyed her home Wednesday morning, but suffered extensive burns over most of her body, is listed in Critical Condition.» More

BB Gun Fired At 2 School Buses In Keithville

Caddo sheriff's deputies are searching for a man in a red Jeep SUV who fired a BB gun at two Caddo Parish school buses. » More

Bossier Police Seek Runaway

The Bossier City Police Department is asking for the public’s help in locating a runaway teenager. 16-year old Kathia Rovelo was last seen on February 3, 2012 when she ran away from her Bossier City home. » More

Seized Vehicles To Be Auctioned

Those who don't have wheels, take heed. Three vehicles confiscated by narcotics agents following investigations into illegal drug activities will be sold at public auction this weekend, according to Caddo Parish District Attorney Charles Scott. » More

Search Resumes for Missing Boater

The search continues this morning for a pair of cousins from Bivins, Texas in Cass County. » More

Katrina Victims Receive Debt Waivers

Boy Regains Voice Through Surgery

In 2005, Zep Washington, who was four years old at the time was the survivor of a horrific incident nobody should ever have to experience. Washington escaped a house fire that ultimately killed his mother and father. The incident left him badly burned, causing him to lose his voice. » More

Homeowner Helps Apprehend Would-Be Burglar

A would-be burglar is behind bars thanks to one quick-thinking homeowner. Shreveport Police say Jamario Foster and another suspect attempted to break into a home on the city's west side, Wednesday.

Man Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder

Grady Earl Thornton was found guilty late Wednesday of second degree murder for causing the death of his three-month-old son, Terrell Thornton, in July of 2008.

News Headlines

Timber Industry still suffering from Drought

Forestry officials offer help to East Texas landowners » More

Restoring History, Nature

Big Cypress Bayou Project underway in Jefferson » More

Arkansas Teen Stabbed

Student fight » More

Police Pension

Bad investments in golf courses have put the municipal police employees retirement system in the red. » More

Art in the Window

Marshall Visitors Center displays area artwork » More

Cyclists Hit

In the last two days three cyclists have been hit by vehicles leaving them with serious injuries. » More

Student Run Salon

Marshall High School students prepare for cosmetology license » More

Remembering "Columbia"

Community of Hemphill, TX pays tribute to the space shuttle and its crew » More

Hotel Owners Concerned About "HOT" Funds

Marshall Hotel Association says city is misusing funds » More

Mobile Vet Unit Rolls Into Marshall

Animal Protection League Offers Low Cost Spay/Neuter, Vaccinations » More

Dream Fulfilled

Dream Foundation Grants Wish for Kilgore, TX Couple » More

Caddo Lake Gets Help Fighting Giant Salvinia

Caddo Lake Initiative Receives $100,000 Grant » More

Linwood Road Damage

The Linwood Avenue road construction project is fast underway » More

Battling More than Blazes

State funding cuts hurt Volunteer Fire Departments » More

Hallsville Police to Patrol Again

City Council decides on status of all officers » More

Land Transfer Concerns

Caddo Lake Residents want to secure land for refuge » More

MISD Corrective Action Plan

Marshall Schools Fail to Meet Federal Standards » More

Energy Audit

Heating your home in the winter and cooling it in the summer can be costly. » More

Toledo Bend Fishing

Guide Service Business Increases with Water Levels » More

Day of Service

More than two hundred students from Centenary College fanned out across the city to help spruce up several neighborhoods. » More

Wonderland Ends

Marshall, Texas Event Brings in Tourists, Money » More

Water Sales Stalled

Sabine River Authority of Louisiana tables decision to sale water to Texas » More

Irresistible News

Chicago Sticker Changed Over Possible Gang Signs

Art may be in the eye of the beholder, but the city of Chicago says the design on its new parking stickers is just too controversial to be appreciated by area residents. » More

15-Pound Baby Born In China

102-Year-Old Sisters Named World's Oldest Twins

Cops: Man Attempts Heist With Shorts On Head