A Shreveport family says they've been living without air conditioning for two months in the summer heat.
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2010 Vote
Rep. Charlie Melancon is criticizing Sen. David Vitter for helping Republicans block Democrat-backed legislation aimed at providing small businesses with incentives to hire.
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After 50 years and nine-thousand babies, a Minden baby doctor is retiring.
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Forecast Update
Now that the remnants of Hermine have moved out, our severe weather threat has diminished. Also, the rain chance drops and temperatures rise for Friday.
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Fans Pack Restaurants For Big Game
Saints fans are fired up tonight, as they take on the Vikings to kickoff the 2010 NFL season.
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Baton Rouge
One person has been arrested after a police chase near the LSU lakes Thursday afternoon.
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Tropical Update
Tropical Storm Igor in the eastern Atlantic weakened to a depression today. Some re-intensification and a northwest movement are expected through the weekend.
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The Caddo Parish school system will receive a $94,086 cash bonus from leasing 15 acres of land for oil and gas exploration, the state Mineral and Energy Board said after its monthly lease sale on Wednesday.
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Healthline 3
Can the effects of Botox injections be prolonged? Join our live webchat today at noon and talk, anonymously if you wish, with cosmetic surgeon Dr. McIntyre Bridges. Just click on the orange Healthline 3 icon to the right and jump right in on the chat.
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Economy Update
The number of people signing up for
unemployment benefits dropped to the lowest level in two months, an
encouraging sign that companies aren't resorting to deeper layoffs
even as the economy has lost momentum.
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Saints, Vikings Meet Tonight
Tailgating began about sunrise around the
Louisiana Superdome though the New Orleans Saints' season-opening
NFL game with the Minnesota Vikings wasn't scheduled to start for
more than 12 hours.
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Health/Budget
Thousands of Louisiana doctors must
repay $17 million in overpayments they received from the state last
year because the Department of Health and Hospitals failed to make
Medicaid budget cuts on time.
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Remnants of the Storm.. Trailing Away
We are seeing a few showers this morning, and expect a few storms this afternoon.
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A major investor in the property planned for an Islamic center and mosque near ground zero says if somebody gives him $18 million or $20 million for the site, it's all theirs.
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Forecast Update
Tonight's stormy weather has moved on into central Arkansas. The tornado threat appears to be decreasing and the Tornado Watch has been canceled.
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Tropical Update
Tropical Storm Igor has formed in the eastern Atlantic close to the Cape Verde Islands. The west moving storm may become a hurricane in the central Atlantic by the weekend.
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A 10-year-old Shreveport boy is being hailed a hero after alerting his family that their home was on fire.
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When one school bus pulls up to Summer Grove Elementary School in southwest Shreveport, more than 60 students pile off. That many children on one bus has some parents questioning what's going on. Not only are there too many kids on board, they say, but some of the bigger ones pick on the younger ones.
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Mom Of Fallen Soldier Appreciates Gesture
Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal is ordering the flags at all state buildings to be flown at half-staff this week, in memory of Louisiana soldiers who have died in wars fought since the 9/11 attacks.
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Veterans Fair
If you look around today's veterans are getting a lot younger.
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BP Releases Lengthy Report
A report released by BP today is raising some eyebrows.
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Harvest Delayed Until Regular Sunshine Returns
Arkansas farm experts say rain from the
remnants of tropical storm Hermine is delaying harvest of some
crops in the state.
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BP is making it possible for residents in the states affected by the April explosion and spill to get information a lot quicker. They've established state-specific websites.
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Dr. Phillip Rozeman Guest On Healthline 3
How are heart problems diagnosed? What about stress tests? Are you familiar with the sound wave tests of the heart? What about PET scans?
Today at noon, Dr. Phillip Rozeman will be available to answer your questions about heart health.
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NWS In Arkansas Launches Hail Hunt
The National Weather Service
office in Arkansas is starting a search to find the largest
hailstone ever found in the state.
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BP says it plans to release results of its internal investigation into the rig explosion that killed 11 workers and led to the massive Gulf of Mexico oil spill.
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Forecast Update
Tropical Depression Hermine keeps much of the four state region muggy with passing showers and storms through mid week.
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Now that buildings are going up near Shreveport’s infamous Sprague Street, crime is going down.
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Fleming Comments On Obama's Economic Plan
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One Shreveport Police K-9 gave new meaning to taking a bite out of crime.
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