Good morning, Shreveport.

Stacie Constable, a devoted mother who fought pancreatic cancer, passed away peacefully on Feb.

10 in Shreveport. A memorial service was held at 2 p.m. on Feb. 12 at Boone Funeral Home in Bossier City, and her family requested donations in her name to support cancer research.

Local businesses in Shreveport are ramping up for Valentine's Day tomorrow as florists stock 1,200 roses, bakeries begin pre-baking at midnight, and gift shops refresh unique items for a day of love.

Customers can pre-order items online or visit shops for walk-in orders.

The Bossier Chamber of Commerce named Ben Patillo, of Flying Heart Brewing & Pub, Business Person of the Year today.

The award recognizes his strong leadership and dedication to local business growth.

Texas photographer Shelby T.

Rhodes said the harassing calls + negative reviews she received after being mistaken during a Shreveport parade route incident stopped once a deputy intervened, and the Parker County Sheriff’s Office announced no further investigation is planned.

Local artists discussed AI's impact on creativity and debated SRAC's AI policy at a forum held by the DDA and SRAC on Feb.

11 in Shreveport (after concerns were raised over AI-generated images for social media), stressing the need to support authentic local talent.

Due to heavy rain and severe weather concerns — confirmed during a morning National Weather Service briefing — the Krewe of Gemini has rescheduled its parade to 1 p.m. on Saturday in downtown Shreveport.

Shreveport will host its fourth annual HBCU College Fair on Feb.

26, where students can meet representatives from over 20 historically Black colleges and universities. Chairman Calvin Lester and Wanda Thomas discussed the details with KTBS 3.

Huntington High School named Christopher Hill as its new principal today.

Hill, who served as assistant principal since 2024 plus brings 17 years of leadership experience in education and coaching, is expected to build on longtime school traditions.

The NAACP Legal Defense Fund is seeking to add two local Black mothers as plaintiffs to a 60-year-old desegregation case against Bossier Parish Schools to better represent Black parents and students, while school board and federal attorneys oppose the change+ arguing it risks altering the case’s class action status.

Louisiana counselors are urging more mental health support after a study showed Black youth suicide rates rose 71% over the past decade—experts note that high social media use, cyberbullying and family stress are impacting young people from school to college.

They stress the need for more community resources.

Eighth-seeded Bossier beat No. 9 Morgan City 1-0 in the LHSAA Division III boys soccer playoff game at Memorial Stadium on Feb.

11 amid a postgame brawl that led to four red cards, and coach Martinez said he will appeal a key suspension while authorities weigh charges against Castillo.

Bossier Parish Community College’s basketball team fell 74-66 to No. 12 Kilgore on Wednesday night in a contest with several lead changes + Tony Montgomery scored 22 points as the Cavaliers now prepare for a challenging road game against Trinity Valley on Saturday.

Intimate Valentine’s Day R&B Concert

8 PM — Shreveport Municipal Auditorium — Tickets available — Experience a night of soulful R&B with celebrated artists like Kelly Price and Ray J.

Krewe of Highland Parade

10 AM – 4 PM — Krewe of Atlas of Shreveport — Free entry — Experience a colorful Mardi Gras parade with whimsical floats and local flair.

Fat Tuesday Children's Parade

6 p.m. — Pierre Bossier Mall — Free admission — A vibrant family-friendly Mardi Gras celebration featuring colorful floats and festive traditions.

Viking 5K, 10K, & 13.1M Race

8 AM – 12 PM — Stoner Avenue Skate Plaza — Registration required — Compete in a fun-filled running event with distances for everyone.

Micro Wrestling All Stars Show

8-10 p.m. — Big Country — Tickets from $27.37 — Experience the thrill of Pint-Sized Tiny Titans in an exciting wrestling showdown.

WSA Grand National

7 a.m. — Shreveport Convention Center — $25 adults, $15 children 6-10, free for kids 5 and under — Celebrate water sports with competitions and family-friendly activities.

Autism 5k & Fun Run

1-3:15 p.m. — 5720 Buncombe Rd, Shreveport, LA — Registration fees apply — Participate in a spirited 5k and Fun Run to support autism awareness.