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.

RIVERBOATS DROP BACK IN JANUARY BUT REMAIN HIGHER THAN LAST YEAR

After earning over $50 million in November and December, the local six riverboat casinos dropped back in January to $46 million, similar to its October 2019 gains.Boomtown, ElDorado, Horseshoe, DiamondJacks, Sam's Town and Margaritaville collectively brought in $46.3 million in January — 11.

PLAN AHEAD FOR AGRICULTURE PRODUCTION NEEDS

By: JACK DILLARDWith four days of sunshine, a lot can be accomplished. Especially with wind gusts up to “20 miles per hour” and there is no telling what could be done in North Louisiana with a few more days of drying weather.As we go in to the month of March agriculture gets excited.

30-SECOND READ: TIPS FOR WRITERS

JEFF GAUGERWriting is more craft than art. Get the craft right — putting practice before inspiration — and art may come. Ignore the craft, and no reader will mistake the result for art. Fine craft beats bad art.

CADDO COMMISSION RIGHTLY REJECTS FLAWED GUN RESOLUTION

By: JEFF SADOWCaddo Parish Commissioner Lyndon B. Johnson should know that trying something twice doesn’t make it any better justified or wiser than when rejected the first time.Last fall, just prior to elections Johnson introduced Resolution #83 of 2019.

RIVERVIEW THEATRE Q&A ON SEATING ISSUES

What are the measurements of the actual seat cushions of the new seats? Not the width of the armrests, which apparently, was provided for the last article. Seat widths vary from 20” to 22”. They are placed in random locations to fill the row out and help align the seats at the isles.

DDA ADDRESSES HIGH-SPEED CHASES

The executive director for the Downtown Development Authority has sent a letter to the police chiefs and mayors of both Shreveport and Bossier City addressing the recent high speed chases through downtown. The Inquisitor has obtained a copy of the letter sent by Liz Swaine on Feb. 25.

DDA ADDRESSES HIGH-SPEED CHASES

The executive director for the Downtown Development Authority has sent a letter to the police chiefs and mayors of both Shreveport and Bossier City addressing the recent high speed chases through downtown.
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