Good morning, Shreveport.

At Sheriff’s Safety Town, the Caddo Parish Sheriff’s Office taught children digital safety using its new Behind the screen initiative — an interactive workshop that showed kids how to spot online scams and safeguard personal information.

Sr. Deputy Nathaniel Bourn said the program aims to help prevent scams and juvenile crimes in the future.

Local businesses and community groups hosted back-to-school giveaways that provided 500 backpacks via a drive-through event at Rice and Kendig Injury Attorneys + distributed uniforms and shoes at an event at the Highland Center.

Parents expressed thanks for these efforts to help ease the transition as children return to school.

Aaron Culpepper, an award-winning tattoo artist from Shreveport, spoke with Brittney Hazelton of ArkLaTex Artistry to explain how to enter the tattoo industry—he outlined the essential tools of the trade and his artistic influences.

The Film Prize 2025 top 20 finalists will be announced at Noble Savage—this event spotlights emerging film talent for the competition.

SporTran announced on July 24 that it upgraded its bus system with new technology — the changes were designed to improve service reliability and attract more riders — and officials said the improvements will serve residents across the city.

This move is part of ongoing efforts by the transit authority to modernize public transportation in Shreveport.

An immigration attorney in Shreveport advises residents to keep key details like alien number, birth date and country of birth handy to help track a loved one if ICE detains them—she noted that the ICE locator works only for detention centers—and local community groups plan to support affected families.

Fertility Specialist Dr. John Preston Parry from Positive Steps Fertility explained that IVF, which retrieves eggs, fertilizes them outside the body, and implants the embryo, has given hope to millions since the first IVF baby was born on July 25th — an achievement that continues to improve as technology advances — and now supports around 2% of all births. This celebration of World IVF Day highlights IVF's role in helping many couples start families.

Healthcare Express in Blanchard is offering discounted school sports physicals for $30 when residents donate a school supply—such as a notebook, folder, crayon, pencil, or backpack.

The donated items will be given to a local school chosen by the clinic and donations are accepted throughout August at the 4526 Northport Boulevard location in Shreveport.

Southern Hills Steppers held a line dance fitness class at Mall St. Vincent in Shreveport on July 26—local residents turned the area into a bright dance floor during the morning workout.

Primus Onward & Upward Tour

8:00 – 9:30 PM — Shreveport Municipal Auditorium — Ticket pricing varies — Experience an electrifying performance by Primus and special guest MonoNeon during their summer tour.

Shreveport Card Show

9 AM – 3 PM — AcroSports and The Fieldhouse — Affordable entry — Explore 115 tables of sports cards, memorabilia, and collectibles for enthusiasts of all levels.

River Cities Triathlon

7-11 a.m. — Cypress Black Bayou Recreation and Water Conservation District — Limited spots available — Challenge yourself with a triathlon amidst the scenic beauty of Cypress Black Bayou.

Brit Floyd: WISH YOU WERE HERE 50

7:30-9 p.m. — Shreveport Municipal Auditorium — Ticket prices vary — Celebrate the 50th anniversary of Pink Floyd's iconic album with breathtaking visuals and soundscapes.

Caddo Red River 3V3 Summer Showdown Soccer Tournament

12 PM – 1 AM — Lee Hedges Stadium — $250/team or $50/player — Experience fast-paced 3V3 soccer action designed for players of all skill levels.

Run! Run! Snoopy 5k & Fun Run

7:15 – 11:00 AM — Loyola College Prep, 921 Jordan St, Shreveport, LA — Entry fee required — Get your running shoes on for a fun-filled race supporting Loyola's Cross Country Team.