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Man Shot Outside Shreveport Post Office

Another early-morning shooting kept Shreveport police busy overnight. » More

Suspect Robs Burger King

An armed robber is on the run after holding up a fast food restaurant in Shreveport Wednesday morning. » More

Investigation Launched Into Missing Money

The latest now on the controversy surrounding unpaid parking fees at Shreveport Regional Airport. » More

Crime victims featured on playing cards sold to inmates

Police Chief Addresses Broadmoor Crime

Last month's stabbing of a would-be burglar in Shreveport's Broadmoor neighborhood still weighs heavy on the minds of people living in the area. » More

Suspect Arrested In Slaying Of Caddo Farmer

A man with a series of arrests for drug crimes was arrested Tuesday for the apparently random murder of a 73-year-old farmer who was killed this past weekend during a robbery at his southwest Caddo Parish home. » More

Heavy Rains Were Remnants of Tropical Storm Bonnie

Remnants of tropical storm Bonnie moved through the ArkLaTex late Tuesday morning and early afternoon, dropping an inch and a half of rainfall in some places during a deluge that lasted just over an hour. » More

Lindsey Drops Out Of Mayor's Race

Shreveport mayoral candidate Debra Lindsey has withdrawn from this fall's race. » More

Oil Spews From Louisiana Oil Well

The Coast Guard says a towing vessel hit an oil well early Tuesday in a waterway north of Barataria Bay in south Louisiana and there are reports of oil spewing from the damaged wellhead. » More

Chesapeake To Build Conditioning Facility

Chesapeake recently completed the first phase of a $50 million endeavor called the North DeSoto Central Facility. The facility, located off of Louisiana Highway 175, east of Interstate 49 in DeSoto Parish, is expected to grow as production volumes increase. » More

Hospice Eases End Of Life Care

When a person is terminally ill and there is no hope for a cure, Hospice provides many forms of support for both the patient and their family. Learn more at noon. » More

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Suspect Arrested In Slaying Of Caddo Farmer

Heavy Rains Were Remnants of Tropical Storm Bonnie

More Stabbings In Shreveport

Police work five stabbings in as many days » More

Police Break Up Fights

One man arrested for aggravated assault and resisting. » More

Local TEA Party: "racial references have no place in debate"

One week after the NAACP called on the TEA Party to rid itself of racist elements, the anti-big government group has kicked out conservative commentator Mark Williams (pictured) and his umbrella group, the Tea Party Express. » More

Police Search For Escapee

Authorities say a man serving time for running from police is running from police again. » More

Symphony and Musicians Reach Contract Agreement

The Shreveport Symphony and its musicians have agreed on a new contract, ending a contentious two-year work stoppage that began when the symphony board said it would drastically cut musicians' pay. » More

Boy Saves Sister's Life

Cason Bates has always been a very protective brother. » More

Chief Hits Ground Running

Chief Willie Shaw, Jr. says his experience prepared him for the job. » More

Herbal Incense Wreaks Of Controversy

Authorities say their hands are tied, but that will soon change. » More

Officer Cleared in Shooting

Officer Chase Crow could be back on patrol in the very near future. » More

Murder Suspect Stops In Bienville Parish

Texas man accused of killing his former boss once lived in Gibsland, La. » More

Dial "S" For Scam

Authorities warn everyone of bogus lottery. » More

Family Lives To Tell Holocaust Survivor's Story

She was one of the few people who lived to tell their Holocaust survival story, and Rose Van Thyn's family wants the story of her struggles to live on. » More

College Students Face Highers Costs In Fall

While Louisiana colleges are tackling millions in budget cuts, their students are bracing to fork over more money for tuition. Students at a number of state colleges and universities will see a 10 percent increase in tuition this fall. » More

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