COMMISSIONER JOHN-PAUL YOUNG MAKES A SECOND TRY TO REGULATE MAN CAMPS

At Monday’s work session the Caddo Commission on a 7-5 vote declined to advance a proposed man camp ordinance proposed by Commissioner John-Paul Young after parish attorney Donna Frazier said that zoning would be required to implement the ordinance, that zoning could only be enacted after the...

Dinner Theater Comes to Shreveport

An unforgettable evening of entertainment is coming to Shreveport with "An Evening of Talent, Culture and Class," a dinner theater experience at the Greenwood Venue.

Sandbar Owner Tim Huck Answers Questions On Sunday Am Downtown Shootings

1. The shooter and the others involved in the fight in the alley behind Blind Tiger and The Sandbar—had they been admitted to The Sandbar that night, and if not why not? No, they were not patrons. The gentleman that was shot, Timothy, never tried to enter the bar.

News Alert: Caddo District Judge Mike Pitmam Will Not Seek Reelection This Year

News Alert:Caddo District Judge Mike Pitmam will not seek reelection this year

USE OF AI IN POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS NOW SUBJECT TO NEW LOUISIANA LEGISLATION

Artificial intelligence (AI) may be everywhere and practically in every advertisement, but its use in Louisiana political campaigns will be regulated as of August 1 of this year.

Most NW LA Sales Taxes Are Down

Ken KreftNW LA sales taxing bodies reveal mixed June results. All 3 in Caddo Parish reflect lower receipts than 2025. However, 2 of 3 Bossier Parish entities show growth. The City of Shreveport imposes its 2.75% sales & use tax on a calendar fiscal year. Its June tally is 1.

Fatal shooting renews downtown Shreveport safety concerns

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LEAP scores show Louisiana gains, 64% still below Mastery

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WILL CADDO PARISH HAVE A HOMELESS COURT AND PUBLIC CAMPING GROUNDS

The Louisiana Legislature enacted House Bill 211, known as “Streets to Success,” which establishes criminal penalties for homeless people and allows for the establishment of Homeless Courts and public camping grounds. A Homeless Court can be established by the Caddo District Court judges.

IS IT A CONFLICT FOR CADDO SCHOOL  PRINCIPAL TO RUN FOR SCHOOL BOARD

Mary Trammell is the Caddo School Board representative for District 6. Trammell has served three consecutive terms and cannot seek re-election this fall.