Good morning, Shreveport.

318 Restaurant Week is ending soon as restaurants like Taqueria El Eden — located near Barksdale Air Force Base — offer three daily meal deals while Sauvage plans a $25 special with a Bridgerton-themed brunch at 11 a.m., inviting Shreveport diners to explore local cuisine.

Fifteen local women were recognized at the SPD training academy on Friday for their community leadership during the International Women’s Month ceremony — the event honored city employees and community volunteers nominated by their peers, with Lieutenant Diana Sanchez leading the proceedings.

Residents and leaders gathered Friday at Bill Cockrell Recreation Center to honor civil rights leader Jesse Jackson with shared memories and remarks.

The tribute coincided with his service in Chicago and Committee Chairwoman Barbara Norton said the event allowed community members to reflect on his lasting impact.

Rick Rowe is exploring Mt. Lebanon as America marks its 250th anniversary — the town once played a key role in early religious and educational history and remains one of north Louisiana's oldest communities.

AAA reports gas in Louisiana is $2.95 per gallon for regular fuel — lower than $3.32 nationwide on Friday, March 6 — and the state ranks sixth-lowest in price, with parish rates ranging from $2.68 to $3.15.

Louisiana reached $100 billion in investments yesterday from projects like Amazon’s $12 billion AI data center — part of a broader industrial boom that a study forecast will draw 20,000 new construction workers statewide.

At the 45th Annual National Football Foundation McNaughton Chapter Scholar-Athlete Awards Dinner in Shreveport on Wednesday night, nine local high school standouts received $1,000 scholarships.

North Webster's Hudson Smith earned National Scholar-Athlete honors and Northwood's Justin Thomas received the Leo Sanford Captain’s Award (recognizing leadership in sports).

State Rep Joy Walters introduced a bill to create a commission addressing women's health gaps for conditions like uterine fibroids (endometriosis and PCOS) and improving diagnosis and treatment.

Shreveport advocate Essence Payne joins the effort as the state Senate will soon confirm commission members.

A 4.9 quake shook near Shreveport on March 5, prompting local homeowners to consider adding earthquake coverage.

Although standard policies do not cover quake damage and deductibles remain high, experts say coverage is low cost in our low-risk area and advise homeowners to consult their agents for options.

LSU (No. 6 ranking) will face Oklahoma today at 1:30 p.m. in the SEC Tournament quarterfinal at Bon Secours Wellness Arena.

The Tigers, led by Mikaylah Williams with three straight double-doubles, ended the regular season with 26 wins and a national scoring lead.

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.

Dare 2 Shine 1st Annual Talent Show

10:30 PM — Cherokee Park Elementary School — Free entry — Celebrate local talent at this exciting neighborhood showcase.

National Collegiate Wrestling Championship

10 AM – 1 PM — Brookshire Grocery Arena — N/A — Witness the future stars of collegiate wrestling compete for glory.

An Intimate Night with Darrin Henson

7-9:30 p.m. — Nard Multimedia Group — No refunds — Enjoy an evening of networking and conversation with Darrin Henson.

Lucky 5K/10K/Half Marathon

8 a.m. — Walker Place Park — Registration fee applies — Chase the rainbow in this celebratory running event filled with magic and community spirit.

Visit Shreveport-Bossier Hospitality Breakfast

9-10 a.m. — 2439 Fairfield A Bed & Breakfast — Free entry — Network with local industry partners while enjoying a breakfast meal.

Daisy Dash 5k

8:00 – 10:15 AM — MLK Health Center & Pharmacy — Proceeds support no-cost healthcare for the uninsured — Participate in a spirited dash for a great cause.