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The official statement from the Governor's office said that both staffers had not only tested positive for COVID, but both had been previously vaccinated.

In a letter dated July 28, 2021 and addressed to "Team," Shreveport Mayor has strongly urged all city employees to get vaccinated against the COVID virus.

A Lafayette businessman has pleaded guilty to having his wife kidnapped in a plot that ended when the two suspects drowned while trying to flee from police.

See which business or non profit got the most cash from the feds in pandemic relief funding.

If there's one thing we know for sure, Shreveport is a very unique place to live!

When Bossier Parish schools begin their new scholastic year, students, teachers and parents alike will notice some changes to last year's COVID rules.

There's no doubt about it, Louisiana is the most unique state in the country. Naturally, that means our cities have unique nicknames.

The university is putting prizes like tuition and fees, an Apple Watch Series 6, textbooks, and a lot more up for grabs

The Shreveport City Council is considering a change to the Unified Development Code to ban portable reader board signs.

Gun Talk's Tom Gresham says that, despite the legislative failure to overturn the governor's veto, "constitutional carry" of firearms is still alive in Louisiana.

Shreveport Mayor Adrian Perkins talks about the options he's considering to help fight the surge in COVID Delta variant cases locally and around the state.

An attempt to override a Governor Edwards veto of legislation banning transgender girls from sports teams in failed Wednesday when lawmakers fell two votes short.