Good morning, Shreveport.

Jurassic Quest: Epic Prehistoric Adventures took place at the Shreveport Convention Center from Oct.

9 to 11, featuring life-sized dinosaur displays and interactive exhibits that entertained local families. Attendees enjoyed a hands-on look at prehistoric wonders that highlighted community creativity.

Vibe Contributor Will Guffey visited Tea Mochi on Youree Drive and sampled treats like a fruity pebble donut, a hot cheeto & mozzarella corn dog, and boba tea at this local boba teahouse that also offers mochi donuts and Korean corndogs.

Speaker Mike Johnson returned to Louisiana to campaign in the 4th district today, visiting local neighborhoods + meeting voters to discuss his priorities.

In Bossier City, the Cyber Innovation Center won a Gold award at the 18th Globee Awards for its virtual reality training platform that helps Air Force Explosive Ordnance Disposal Airmen train realistically, reduce setup time, and cut costs.

Michael Williams—an outsider candidate who promises change—announced his bid for mayor during a Sept.

29 interview in Shreveport. He vows to redirect state sin tax funds to improve police pay and boost inner-city opportunities if elected.

Krewe of Centaur will host its annual golf tournament this week in Shreveport, inviting local golfers to compete and celebrate community spirit.

Organizers plan to release further details on the course and registration soon + interested players should stay tuned.