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Some bad news today. The Cub Restaurant near Youree and Kings has closed. Owner Roger Wilbanks posted the bad news on the restaurant's Facebook page.

I'm sure everyone out there is well aware that OJ is all over Shreveport these days. Below is my list of places in town that you DON'T want to run into him.

Summer will be over before you know it, but you can squeeze in one last trip!

KEEL's Robert and Erin discuss the ongoing idea of an increased minimum wage for American workers, a bump from the current $7.25 an hour to a proposed $15.

If you haven't heard, there's a celebrity back in town, and as notorious as he may be, there seems to be no shortage of folks lining up and asking for a photo.

James Gang drummer recalls "overwhelming" experience on the same day Apollo 11 made history.

Shreveport's Dog Park will celebrate its 2nd birthday closed to the public. The park has been closed since early May because of flooding. The park is now dry, but not dry enough yet for the mowers to get in. The city also has lots of cleanup to do inside the park.

WalletHub has released their 2019 list of The Most Stressed Cities In America, and Shreveport lands in the Top 10

be a pretty easy win for the Bayou Bengals. Week 2 is a big challenge on the road in Austin to take on Texas.
I've looked over the LSU schedule and I think the Tigers will go 10-2 this year.

As we wake up to better conditions this Monday morning, there are still many Louisiana residents starting their day without power.

Ed Orgeron and several LSU players are expected to face the media in Birmingham later today.

When most stores reported their alcohol sales ahead of Barry, they were flat or slightly up, except in Cameron Parish.

Prime Day is live! We've put together this page for all the great deals we discover throughout the sale. Be sure to check back since we'll be posting awesome deals as we find them!

Be specific, what taco do you order when you go to your favorite taco spot.

I don't really like taking advice from someone who is hovering inches away from their child and screams in terror if they scrape their knees.

The difference in salary was as high as $77,000 per year.