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After a few months have passed, Uber has decided that they will be willing to accept the regulations as they stand.

Papers have been filed.

After keeping it concealed for the past year, Uber just came clean about a data breach that took place in late 2016.

Monroe has ride sharing services, so does Texarkana... What gives?

The Shreveport City Council voted 6-0 to amend the city's ordinance on ride-sharing services, removing a "hold harmless" agreement that would remove the city from liability.

Shreveport City Councilman Michael Corbin talks to KEEL about the proposed changes to the city ordinance to open the door for Uber and Lyft.

But it isn't Shreveport/Bossier

NFL lineman Michael Oher allegedly roughed up an Uber driver.

...just wait til they're driving a flying car.  Being a ride-sharing provider apparently isn't enough for Uber, or the lawsuits in which they're embroiled because of their business practices have them thinking they need to diversify.  Whatever their reasons, Uber just unveiled their plan to build a viable flying car network...

Are we sure the owner of Uber isn't named George Jetson? Because we'd sure like to meet him.

This is a huge first step to opening up shop in Shreveport.

Uber and Lyft are in the news this week because Louisiana legislators will soon be deciding whether or not to put statewide operating rules in place for ride-sharing companies.  Jackson Representative Kenny Havard will be introducing legislation in the upcoming session that would require companies to perform background checks on all drivers and keep records of every trip...