Good morning, Shreveport.

Shreveport police arrested Dion Randle, 53, for second-degree homicide on Aug.

3 when officers responded to a shooting on Dalzell Street that left a woman dead — investigators are seeking more information.

The 14th Annual Blues & Southern Soul Festival will be held on Sunday, Aug.

31 at Festival Plaza downtown, where local bands will perform live blues and southern soul music—organizers are preparing for a lively turnout.

Booker T. Washington High School hosts a special presentation today at 9 a.m. in its auditorium at 2104 Milam St as the Guitar Center Foundation donates $25,000 in new musical instruments while district and school leaders announce that the gift will boost the band program.

Shreveport city leaders approved a resolution asking the Louisiana Supreme Court to change a 17-page domestic abuse protective order form to a simpler four-page version—officials say this move will make it easier for victims to seek help.

Councilwoman Tabatha Taylor, councilman Jim Taliaferro, and other local officials believe the change will lower barriers for those in need.

Public transportation provider SporTran launched the ‘Where’s My Bus?’ app — it offers riders real-time GPS tracking, accurate arrival times, trip planning and instant service alerts.

A press conference and ribbon-cutting ceremony will be held on Tuesday, September 2 at 2:00 p.m. at the SporTran Intermodal Terminal with remarks from company leaders and Mayor Tom Arceneaux, and the app will be available for download on Sunday, August 31.

LSUS Shreveport's perfect baseball team, finishing with a 59+0 record, was inducted yesterday into the Northwest Louisiana Walk of Stars in downtown Shreveport + a concrete home plate bearing the record will soon be installed as a lasting tribute to their achievement.

Coach Gary Cooper said his Booker T.

Washington Lions must work hard and trust each other to build on last season's playoff berth— the team will open its season against Lakeview in Campti on Sept. 5 and play Green Oaks in the Soul Bowl on Sept. 20.

Bossier Parish Community College has hired former Captain Shreve standout Bryant Bowen as assistant baseball coach; the All-City MVP from 2015 joins a team that won its first conference title in 25 years last spring + his Division I experience is expected to boost player development.

Grambling State vs. Langston Football Showdown

7-8:30 p.m. — Independence Stadium — Ticket prices vary — Experience an epic clash at the Shreveport Kickoff Classic featuring high-energy football action.

Pre Labor Day Festival

5-10 p.m. — Festival Plaza — General admission — Celebrate the 14th Annual Shreveport Blues & Southern Soul Festival with live music and fun.

The Hollow Decks - 90s Music Night

9-11 p.m. — Strange Brew LLC — $15 at the door — Relive the glory days of the 90s with pop, rock, and grunge from The Hollow Decks.

Visit Shreveport-Bossier Hospitality Breakfast

8-9 AM — Supperclub — $15 — Network and share insights with local industry partners over breakfast.

Hudson Westbrook: Texas Forever Fall Tour

8-9:30 p.m. — Shreveport Municipal Auditorium — Tickets on sale June 25 — Experience the country music sensation Hudson Westbrook live for one night only!

4th Annual Mane Attraction Car Show

1-9 p.m. — State Fairgrounds — Free venue parking — Rev your engines and showcase your hottest rides at this thrilling car showcase.

Fall in Love at the Movies

7-9 p.m. — Earl G Williamson Park — Free entry — Enjoy a romantic movie under the stars with The Princess Bride featuring love, adventure, and comedy.

16th Annual Bunco Bash & Silent Auction

6-10 p.m. — Bally's Shreveport Casino & Hotel — Ticket sales ended — Enjoy an evening of fun and fundraising for the Renzi Education & Art Center.