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The recent security breach at Booker T. Washington High highlights the effectiveness of weapon detection systems in protecting students.

A woman who shot and killed her boyfriend almost three years ago was found guilty of manslaughter in a bench trial in Caddo District Court.

With rising fees and crowded spaces, airport lounges might not be the sanctuary they once were. Let's take a closer look at the changing landscape.

Shreveport Police Department responded to Curtis Lane in reference to an assault and battery call involving a city-contracted tree trimming crew.

With over a thousand calls this year alone, the SPD is stepping up to tackle a pressing issue that affects us all.

From domestic battery to drug offenses, this week has seen some significant law enforcement action. The implications for our community are worth discussing.

Shreveport Police is asking for the public’s help identifying a suspect connected to a series of burglaries and acts of vandalism.

Last week, Shreveport Police working an off-duty detail on Marshall Street told dispatch that a shooting had just happened at the location.

Back in March, Shreveport Police responded to Ochsner LSU Health after a male victim arrived at the hospital suffering from a stab wound to the back.

As lawmakers rally for a higher minimum wage, the ripple effects on local businesses and workers are raising eyebrows and questions.

This week, 87 people were booked in to Caddo Correctional Center for various crimes.

With the nation’s 250th birthday around the corner, it’s fascinating to see how a simple bell can connect families to our shared past, right in Baton Rouge.