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TxDOT kicking off "Click it or Ticket" campaign

By Annie Andersen
Starting Monday, TxDOT will be looking for people not wearing seatbelts, even more that usual. Monday kicks off their "Click It or Ticket" campaign, which will run through memorial day.

Tornado victims picking up the pieces, staying positive

By Annie Andersen
The Zator family, of the Forest Mobile Estate on Bert Kouns industrial Loop, spent the day moving their belongings to a storage unit after an EF1 tornado destroyed their home Thursday afternoon.

Shreveport PD terminates 2 officers

By Reagan Roy
Chief of Police Willie Shaw has fired two officers this afternoon following separate pre-disciplinary conferences.

Accidental shooting sends juvenile to hospital

By Reagan Roy
Bossier Sheriff’s Office is investigating a shooting this afternoon at the Haymeadow Trailer Park in Bossier City that sent an 11-year-old boy to the hospital. Detectives have determined the shooting is accidental.

Building to be stronger

By Brandon Hines
Three years ago workers at Five Starr Builders experienced something they never thought would revisit them three years later.

Red Cross looking for volunteers

By Brandon Hines
The Northwest Louisiana Chapter of the Red Cross is asking for volunteers. The volunteers needed will help in the areas of answering phones and damage assessments following yesterdays' storms.

NSU nurses present research

By Northwesten State University
Three graduate students in Northwestern State University’s College of Nursing and Allied Health conducted research to determine if nurse practitioners in rural areas feel a collaborative practice agreement with a physician affects the qua

Power outages reported in NETX, Shreveport area

By Reagan Roy
Power outages have been reported for the following areas:  

Judge rules on dog park lawsuit

By Annie Andersen
Thursday morning, Judge Leon Emmanuel ruled on the lawsuit filed by the Shreveport Dog Park Alliance against Shreveport mayor, Cedric Glover.
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Shale-shocked: the Haynesville Shale

By Annie Andersen
Ask people in DeSoto or Red River Parishes and they'll tell you the Haynesville Shale isn't what it used to be, but even they might be surprised to learn there are only 35 rigs running in the area.