Parkway High School

Bossier Sheriff’s Office arrested a 15- year-old Parkway High School student for making terroristic threats while at school.

This evening, a video has gone absolutely viral showing a police officer shoving a Parkway student on campus.

The substitute teacher was arrested on charges of felony carnal knowledge of a juvenile, indecent behavior with a juvenile, and contributing to the delinquency of a juvenile.

The 16-year old that has been arrested in connection with this ongoing investigation has not been named at this time because that person is a minor.

Parkway High School principal Waylon Bates has entered in to the fray by sending a letter home with student-athletes that will have implications well beyond football.

He's not just one of the top recruits in Louisiana, he's one of the top football recruits in the country. Justin Rogers is going into his senior season as the starting quarterback at Parkway High School in Bossier City as ESPN's #4 overall Dual-Threat quarterback recruit in the country...

The Bossier Parish Sheriff's Office is now the proud owner of two new speed monitors, thanks to Parkway High School.

Thanks to an outstanding teen driver safety video produced by Parkway High students, and proposal submitted as part of the Celebrate My Drive program, the Panthers will be on the receiving end of a $100,000 national safe driving grant from State Farm.

Parkway High School needs your help to win the $100,000 State Farm 'Celebrate My Drive' campaign.

For Bossier Parish High School seniors, it's the end of the road.

Parkway Head Coach David Feaster appeared on the Tim Fletcher Show this morning on 1130 the Tiger. Feaster, who coached LSU quarterback Brandon Harris, had some strong opinions on Harris' freshman year in Baton Rouge as well as how the LSU coaching staff has handled the highly recruited signal-caller.

Committing to safe driving pays off big for Parkway High School. The Panthers will be getting some big money next week -- $25,000 -- from State Farm.