Pokemon GO

Pokémon GO Fest is here and it's shaping up to be a monstrously fun weekend in downtown Shreveport.

Researchers say playing Pokemon Go can help combat depression brought on by COVID-19

Yes, people are still playing Pokemon Go, and it actually may have gained popularity during the COVID pandemic

Do you remember when Pokemon Go took over Downtown Shreveport? Get ready for muggles to take over our town come Friday.

I am beyond excited about this.

Hold your sorting hat, because the game maker has announced that another Harry Potter game will released at the same time!

Harry Potter: Wizards Unite is nearing the end of development and should be available soon.

"Pokemon Go" continues to make waves across the country. This coming Saturday you'll be able to makes some waves of your own with Pokemon at Splash Kingdom Waterpark.

This Pokemon-craze has officially gone too far. Now babies are being brought into the world with names inspired by Pokemon.

"Privileged White People Run Blue Eyed Avatars Through Their Neighborhoods, Knowing the Police Won't Shoot."

It was a fun week with you and it all led to this!

One guy decided it would be wise to hop in his SUV and stroll around town looking for fictional video game creatures. He quickly learned that wasn't the best choice after crashing into a parked police car.