Shreveport News

It's been a busy stretch for bridges in Northwest Louisiana with inspections, lane work, and now Hearne Ave. drivers are in for a slow patch.

Three arrests in three days — Shreveport police say it's part of a bigger push to take domestic violence cases seriously across the city.

In Moorhead, Minnesota, people line up in 6-degree weather every March 1st just to order ice cream — and they've been doing it since 1949.

Most car accidents in Louisiana come down to the same handful of mistakes and the list might surprise you with how avoidable most of them actually are.

Kat Sepulvado juggles four kids, three careers, and Sunday volunteering — and somehow still shows up for everyone around her.

Turns out, a lot of Shreveport travelers are quietly driving to Dallas just to catch a flight to Cancun. The airport is working on changing that.

What started as a shouting match on a city bus ended with someone getting shot on Grimmett Drive — and surveillance cameras caught the whole thing.

Two bridges on LA 169 are shutting down this month for piling repairs — and the timing is tighter than it might seem for drivers in Northwest Louisiana.

A lot of drivers on I-20 Monday thought hazard lights meant safety. Turns out, Louisiana law sees it differently — and so does AAA.

Eighteen impaired drivers pulled off Shreveport roads in a single weekend — and several of them had been through this before, more than once.

After all that rain, something's been quietly multiplying in backyards all across Northwest Louisiana — and it only takes about two weeks for numbers to get out of hand.

Louisiana doesn't always get credit for its sports culture, but one study just put it at the very top of the list — above every other state in the country.