The Community Foundation of North Louisiana has released an update about fundraising for the mothers of the child victims of the April 19 mass shooting in Shreveport’s Cedar Grove area.
Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson’s plans for Shreveport’s Red River District are on pause after inspectors found major repairs are needed before any legal agreement can move forward.
People from across east Texas gathered in Marshall Wednesday (May 13) to honor officers who paid the ultimate sacrifice during a National Police Week ceremony.
America’s 250th birthday is just around the corner, and the City of Shreveport is planning a number of events to celebrate, starting with Red, White & Boom.
A student from a school in Bossier City has won the 2026 Congressional Art Competition for the state’s 4th Congressional District, Mike Johnson’s office announced Thursday, May 7.
Texarkana residents can help stock local food pantries this weekend as letter carriers prepare for the 34th annual Letter Carriers’ Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive.
A small dog that was on an “unsupervised adventure” was brought home thanks to creative tactics used by deputies with the Natchitoches Parish Sheriff’s Office.
After feedback from the community, the City of Bossier City is moving forward with a plan that would allow Mike Wood Pool to open for the 2026 summer season through a new partnership with Rock Solid Athletic Club, Inc.
Shreveport Mayor Tom Arceneaux is asking the city to pause for a moment on Thursday, May 7 in observance of the National Day of Prayer to honor the child victims of the April 19 mass shooting in Cedar Grove.
Gray Media and KSLA are launching the Star-Spangled Sing-Off, a contest that invites Americans to send in their best a cappella rendition of “The Star-Spangled Banner” for a chance to win a big prize.
A local café is providing employment opportunities for people with intellectual disabilities while creating a coffee shop experience for military personnel at Barksdale Air Force Base.
The Caddo Parish Commission has activated an emergency fund to help families of the victims from the recent Cedar Grove mass shooting and the surrounding community.
Community members gathered early Thursday morning at the Lash Family YMCA for the Walk of 8 to honor the lives lost in the Cedar Grove mass shooting Sunday, April 19.
A Shreveport church is holding a special service to pray for the victims of Sunday’s (April 19) mass shooting that left eight children dead and two women seriously injured.
Family members of victims killed in the Cedar Grove mass shooting say they are struggling to cope with the loss of eight children and two women who were shot.
The Youth Peace & Justice Foundation, also known as The Uvalde Foundation for Kids, a national nonprofit organization with a history of frontline crisis response, youth advocacy, and community-based intervention in the aftermath of violence, today announced the launch of an emergency fundraiser, the future memorialization of the victims through its national “Trees for Peace” initiative, and the deployment of crisis support resources for the Shreveport community following the devastating shooting that claimed the lives of eight children and critically injured multiple victims.
Volunteers across Louisiana took to the streets Friday to pick up trash and kick off Love the Boot Week, a week intended to help beautify areas across the state by removing litter.
The annual Bossier Schools’ I3 Art Expo is a three-day event taking place at the Bossier City Civic Center from 5-8 p.m. on March 26-27 and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on March 28.
The Shreveport Convention Center filled with Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. members this weekend for the organization’s 94th South Central Regional Conference.
