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Arrests at Centaur Parade drop significantly
Shreveport Police report the number of arrests made during the Krewe of Centaur Parade decreased dramatically from 2009 numbers.
Are the New Orleans Saints coming to Shreveport?
SHREVEPORT, LA If you're hoping to share your support of the New Orleans Saints with the Saints personally, you could get your chance by the end of the week.
Willis-Knighton offers funding for fire program
The Willis-Knighton Health System has offered to fund the Shreveport Fire Department's $300,000 SPRINT program, enabling the department to respond to medical emergencies without wearing out their expensive fire engines in the process.
Shreveport woman severely burned in morning fire
An elderly woman was severely injured in an apartment fire in Shreveport's South Highlands neighborhood this morning.
Local Tourism: Mardi Gras in Shreveport-Bossier City promises fun for the family
For Mardi Gras in Shreveport-Bossier City, Louisiana's Other Side promises to be zany and just plain fun.
La. Refinery Explosion Closes Environmental Unit
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Fired Bossier City police officer regains his job
The Bossier City Civil Service Board voted 4-1 Thursday to reinstate an officer who was fired in the wake of a high-profile arrest, agreeing that the Police Department had "no just cause" to dismiss him.
UPDATED: Police arrest flasher suspect
The Shreveport man accused of exposing himself to a teen and propositioning her for sex is now in police custody.
Memphis Mayor Appoints New Animal Shelter Director
Memphis Mayor A C Wharton, Jr. officially named Matthew C. Pepper to be the new Administrator of the City of Memphis Animal Shelter.
Arrest made in death of Shreveport Green assistant director
A teenager has been arrested in connection with the fatal shooting Wednesday of Yvonne Lee, assistant director of Shreveport Green.
Panel suggests merging La. college boards
Louisiana should merge the governing boards for all four-year public colleges and put all two-year campuses under the control of the community college system, a panel of higher education experts suggested Thursday.
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February 4, 2010 - Mayor Cedric B. Glover and the City of Shreveport Present a oeWHO DATa Pep Rally
February 4, 2010 - MAYOR CEDRIC B. GLOVER AND THE CITY OF SHREVEPORT PRESENT "WHO DAT" PEP RALLY Sponsored by the Downtown Development Authority, Shreveport-Bossier Convention & Tourist Bureau, No more jokes, no more paper bags to cover your head and no more Aint's, the New Orleans Saints are going to the Super Bowl for the first time in 43 years! ...
Woman found fatally shot in SUV in Shreveport
Shreveport police are investigating the shooting death of a woman who was found this evening in a running vehicle A pair of motorists simultaneously spotted the Hyundai sport utility vehicle about 6:30 p.m., according to police spokesman Cpl.
Shreveport police investigate possibly related sex incidents
Shreveport police are investigating a pair of sexual incidents in widely separated parts of the city today that may be related.
Mednax acquires three-physician neonatal practice in Shreveport
Mednax, Inc. has acquired a three-physician neonatal practice in Shreveport. The physicians, who provide care at CHRISTUS Schumpert Sutton Children's Medical Center, will begin practicing as part of Mednax's Pediatrix Medical Group.
Letten recuses himself from Landrieu phone caper case
The top federal prosecutor for New Orleans has removed himself from the case of four conservative activists arrested last week while trying to capture hidden camera footage in a senator's office, the Department of Justice said Monday.
New Orleans musicians unknown host to Landrieu 'pranksters'
Johnny Angel opened the door to his old, brick-faced duplex and saw them all there, typing away quietly on their computers just days before their hidden-camera stunt in Democratic Sen.
Global Strike commander to visit bomb wings
The commander of the Global Strike Command has scheduled a busy Monday, with visits to the nation's three nuclear bomb wings - in Louisiana, North Dakota and Missouri.
Shreveport hears about world religions
In an effort to educate her students about the religions of the world, Betty McCollum rounded them up in a van and drove from Magnolia, Ark., to Shreveport.
3 Shreveport Filipino teachers to stay
SHREVEPORT, La. - Three Filipino teachers in Shreveport who faced deportation will be staying after all.