Good morning, Shreveport.

On Dec. 30, Point 27 honored fallen officer Marc Brock from Vivian by presenting dog tags to his department and family as a tribute to his service.

Tomorrow, Mardi Gras season begins with a 9 a.m. mass at Holy Trinity Catholic Church on Marshall St and a 6 p.m. 12th Night celebration at Bossier Civic Center led by Gemini & Centaur.

Shortly after New Year's, the Louisiana sky lights up with the Quadrantids meteor shower and a supermoon.

Shreveport residents can view the event tonight and into early tomorrow (best seen away from light pollution) as peak activity is expected Friday into Saturday.

Point 27 honored fallen Vivian police officer Marc Brock — who was fatally shot in November 2025 while serving a warrant — by sending Thin Blue Line Shields of Strength dog tags to local officers and folded flag necklaces to his family.

Shreveport residents shared mixed views on their New Year’s resolutions as one man vowed to manage his money and invest in local talent while a woman said change should begin now (not just on Jan.

1). Their comments highlight different ideas on starting 2026.

Family members of Tiger Bech, a former Princeton Tigers player, reflected on his vibrant legacy a year after a Bourbon Street attack as Michelle Bech (a family member) said she cries daily remembering his deep love for the community.

TrapxCanvas - Shreveport

8-10 p.m. — Louisiana Downs — No entry fee mentioned — Unleash your creativity with trap beats while painting in a vibrant community atmosphere.

Ying Yang Twins Live

7:30-9:30 p.m. — Shreveport Municipal Auditorium — Cost not specified — Experience the iconic Crunk sound of the Ying Yang Twins with their classic party hits.