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African American Parade Rescheduled

The 24th Annual African American Parade Celebration has been rescheduled. » More

African American Parade Rescheduled

The 24th Annual African American Parade Celebration has been rescheduled. » More

Robert Coleman Found Guilty

A second trial leads to a second guilty verdict in the case against accused killer Robert Coleman. » More

Police Pension

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

Shreveport Airport Has ArtPort Event

Opening night of Artport 2012 will include an exhibit of more than 90 local and regional artists’ work to be installed at Shreveport Regional Airport as part of the Airport Authority 60th anniversary celebration from 6 to 9 p.m.Thursday, February 9 . The event is free admission and validated parking. As one of the only revolving public art displays located in an airport setting in America, Artport will spread its wings to showcase some of the most talented artists in our region. More than 1,000 people are expected to attend. The PAIRED 2012 show is the fourteenth installment at the airport. » More

Art in the Window

Marshall Visitors Center displays area artwork » More

Coleman Trial Has Closing Arguments

Closing arguments began at 3 p.m. today in the first degree murder trial of Robert Glen Coleman for the slaying of Julian Brandon during a home invasion in Blanchard. » More

Downtown Living Developments Well Under Way

For some, vacant buildings like Ogilvie Hardware, which sits under the Spring and Market Street viaducts, have always been just part of the backdrop. Others, however, remember a time when they thrived. » More

Arkansas Creek Has Oil Spill

The oil is said to be coming from a transmission pipeline from a refinery. » More

Local Man Charged With Child Desertion

A local man has been charged with two count counts of child desertion following a lengthy investigation. "/>

"Got Blood?" Science Project

One local student wanted to experiment with hemoglobin-- and she got real-life, hands-on experience at the local blood center for her award-winning science fair project. » More

News Headlines

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

Stopping the Spread of Invasive Fish

Texas proposes new fishing regulations » More

Boogie Woogie Icon Dies

The face of Marshall's historic style of blues dies at 73 years old » More

Media Blitz

Media workers have an exclusive entrance pass into Monday night's big game. » More

Hallsville's Lone Lawman

Meet Chief of Police, Lukas Reynolds » More

FEMA Wildfire Assistance

Deadline to apply nearing » More

Buses Burglarized

Batteries, cables and food stolen from Waskom ISD » More

SWEPCO Rate Changes

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South Bossier Bridge Out Indefinitely

Repairing the road and the bridge isn't very high on the DOTD's to do list. » More

Ending with a Bang

Fireworks businesses hope to make up for sales lost due to drought » More

Athlete Collapse

Calvin Haynes collapsed and was unconscious for thirty minutes. » More

Family Matters

Ron Paul's Brother talks about childhood, Presidential Race » More

Skeletal Remains Found

Skeletal remains found in Natchitotches Parish leave few clues to the identity of the person » More

Salvation Army Song

Davi is best known for playing the villan in movies, but now he's literally singing a different tune to help the Salvation Army. » More

Home for the Holidays

A Jefferson, TX Community Rebuilds after Wildfires » More

NFL Star Keyunta Dawson Sponsors Food Giveaway

Shreveport native and NFL football player Keyunta Dawson of the Detroit Lions, will be giving away free food and essentials from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursday at Shreveport Fairgrounds. » More

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