Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 10th of January.
Good morning, Shreveport.
A boat & RV show is coming to the Shreveport Convention Center, where residents can view the newest models.
The event will let local visitors explore modern boats & recreational vehicles.
318 MLK DreamFest 2026 will run Jan.
15-24, honoring Dr. King’s legacy with events such as a float loading party, choir competition, parade, and scholarship breakfast across Shreveport venues * community celebrations feature cultural and historical experiences for all.
On Thursday, Jan. 8, local artists met at the Municipal Auditorium to discuss AI use in art after concerns over the Arts Council's AI marketing images; officials said they will review feedback and plan new support programs (SRAC).
Shreveport bakeries are ramping up production as they expect high demand for king cakes (a festive treat) during the upcoming Mardi Gras season.
Local customers look forward to enjoying the seasonal treats as celebrations begin.
On Jan. 7, the Greater Shreveport Youth Leadership Program visited the Caddo Correctional Center — 41 students learned about corrections and law enforcement from facility leadership.
The citywide tour also stopped at the Shreveport Fire Academy and Mayor’s Office to show students municipal service roles.
On National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day, Shreveport police honor the memory of Officer Chateri Payne, a rookie who was killed in the line of duty seven years ago on Jan.
9. Her legacy endures among colleagues like Officer Brandon Walker, who carries her name as a reminder of her dedication.
Shreveport residents face higher prescription drug costs as the decision on reinstating ACA subsidies remains uncertain + local health officials warn many will struggle to afford essential medications.
LSUS basketball teams won against Xavier during a Thursday night doubleheader, with the men's team scoring 82–59 and the women's team 65–55 to keep their perfect RRAC records.
LSUS is playing today in a 1:00 p.m. doubleheader in the Houston metroplex at North American.
On Dec. 30, the LA Tech Bulldogs overcame a slow first half and scored 20 unanswered points to win the 49th I-Bowl 23-14 against Coastal Carolina — a rally that also earned praise for Shreveport’s southern hospitality from out-of-town fans.
Benton wrestler Audrina Wade was named Shreveport Times of the Week after discussing her success in the sport (a recognition that highlights her local talent).
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.
LHSAA State Wrestling Championship
3:30 AM – 1:00 PM — Brookshire Grocery Arena — Ticket prices vary — Witness the best high school wrestlers compete for state titles.
James Brown & Michael Jackson Tribute Event
12-1 p.m. — Louisiana State University in Shreveport — Tickets from $6.97 — Experience the legendary hits of James Brown and Michael Jackson performed live.
Krewe of Barkus & Meoux Pet Parade
Time TBA — Louisiana Downs — Support animal rescues and enjoy a pet-themed parade in a festive atmosphere.
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