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CPKC Holiday Train will stop in five Louisiana locations offering performances and food drives.

In Shreveport, the train lands on Nov. 29 at 7:45 p.m. at 4550 North Lake Shore Dr — stops in Monroe (Dec. 2), Ruston (Dec. 2) and in Dequincy, Leesville and Zwolle (Dec. 4) follow.

The Louisiana DOTD announced new 10-foot width restrictions for vehicles on U.S. 71 as part of a $7.9 million roadway project from Shreveport-Barksdale Highway to Sligo Road — motorists with wide loads must use alternate routes during construction, which began in late September and will continue into early 2027.

Local officials unveiled the Dr. Harry Blake Memorial Highway today in Shreveport to honor the late doctor's legacy + the project marks a new community landmark intended to inspire future improvements.

The Humane Society of Northwest Louisiana continues its no-kill work to rescue and care for abandoned pets, relying on community donations + dedicated volunteers and foster families to provide essential medical care and adoption programs.

Doctors in Shreveport advise men to check for any unusual lumps or changes near the nipple area because early detection of breast cancer is critical—LSU Health expert Dr. Gary Burton explained that although cases in men are rare, the disease can be more dangerous when found late.

A petition with 34 signatures addressing mold, leaks, plumbing, and water issues at Settle Inn Village has reached the Caddo Parish Commission.

During Thursday's meeting, Commissioner (Ken Epperson) said public works will review concerns, though residents may not see improvements soon.

Quarterback Chase Williams has excelled on and off the field this season, throwing for over 4,000 yards with 16 touchdowns and 2 interceptions for the Vikings.

The team, now 6-1, will face undefeated Haughton at home tonight while Williams also helps with laundry — showing his versatility.

Beauty and the Ballot Box returns at LSUS this weekend, offering a powerful reenactment of Shreveport’s civil rights fight for voting equality.

The play features Carolyn Jones—daughter of a local church pastor—bringing this pivotal history to life.