SPD CHIEF REPORTS CALLS FOR SERVICE DOWN

On Monday (Sept. 21) Shreveport Police Chief Wayne Smith gave his monthly crime report on calls for service to the Shreveport City Council comparing year to date with Sept. 21, 2025. Here are the calls for service: 1. Felonies   Down 13% 2. Vehicle thefts   Down 14% 3.

Local economy OK in first quarter, bracing for inflation

The local economy stood on relatively solid ground in the first quarter of this year, which includes the first month of the Iran war. That’s according to the first quarter Northwest Louisiana Economic Dashboard from the LSUS Center for Business and Economic Research (CBER).

TYLER NEW SPD DEPUTY POLICE CHIEF

Lieutenant Mike Tyler has been selected as Shreveport’s permanent deputy police chief. This position has been vacant since July 15, 2025. Tyler, a Marine veteran, has been on the police force for 29 years. He previously headed SPD’s Internal Affairs Bureau. 
BOSSIER ARTS COUNCIL TO HAVE RIBBON CUTTING AT NEW LOCATION

BOSSIER ARTS COUNCIL TO HAVE RIBBON CUTTING AT NEW LOCATION

BOSSIER ARTS COUNCIL TO HAVE RIBBON CUTTING AT NEW LOCATION

The Bossier Arts Council (BAC) has relocated from  the East Bank District to the Boardwalk in the space previously occupied by the Express Store. A ribbon cutting is set for 11:30 a.m. on May 5 at 355 Boardwalk.