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Turkey hunters all over Northwest Louisiana are holding their breath for just a couple more weeks as Turkey Season begins April 2nd

Fake COVID information posted on social media is causing issues for police across the state. With at least one department making an arrest over a post.

The public is invited to help celebrate all of our brave and selfless local first responders this Sunday, March 8th at Shreveport Baptist Temple for their 7th Annual First Responders Appreciation Day.

The public is invited to help celebrate all of our brave and selfless local first responders this Sunday, March 10th at Shreveport Baptist Temple for their 6th Annual First Responders Appreciation Day.

The cash will be used to fund several programs...but is it enough?

Investigators learned that Thomas had distributed marijuana and had sex with at least one woman while on duty.

"I don't need Superman, Spider-man or Batman." all he needs? Police Officers. Oliver convinced his parents to set up a stand to treat all of his local heroes in the area to donuts and lemonade!

The origin of the custom of wearing a ring to indicate one is married can be traced back to Egypt 6,000 years ago.  The modern tradition of a dual wedding ring exchange during the marriage ceremony began in the Middle Ages in Europe.  In the United States, it was traditional that only wives wore wedding rings until husbands started wearing them, too, sometime in the last century...

DeSoto Parish Sheriff Rodney Arbuckle and his deputies thank the community for their acts of kindness recently.

Louisiana is second only to Texas in the number of officers that have lost their lives while protecting and serving the public this year.

Sgt. Michael Carter talked about the Baton Rouge shootings, and how law enforcement officers will be forced to change their tactics, for their own safety.

  You can say social media has been more of a curse than a blessing, and many people do, but the four legged and furry among us are benefiting from it in a way no one ever expected. More cases of animal cruelty are being reported and prosecuted because of social media according to Jeff Dorson, Executive Director of the Humane Society of Louisiana, When people see other people treating animals poor