Political News

When it comes to turnout, what do Louisiana voters historically do? In the tight races across the state, who should be confident, the GOP or the Dems?

Once the first presidential debate is over tonight, political pundits nationwide will laude their favorite candidate and try their best to destroy his opposition

Who picks the President of the election ends up in court? Well, the Constitution tells us what to do...and here it says.

After the litigation dust has settled, the Confederate monument at the Caddo Parish Courthouse will ultimately be moved to private property

Is this picture too controversial? According to the Washington Parish School Board here in Louisiana, the answer is yes.

Capitol Hill has been a flurry of ideas, proposals, second guesses and in some cases total confusion, since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic

Someone got a little too comfortable while working at home.

In a world where more and more people are concerned with image than they are with "intent," you'd think that a person would be a lot more careful with their public behavior.

The House Republican Caucus Chairman has filed a resolution to suspend the Governor’s ability to declare a public health emergency as it relates to the coronavirus.

March 21st the finest fisherwomen in the world will converge on Cane River Lake to begin their official practice period for the Pro Gator Boats LBAA Event.

In a press release from the Bossier Sheriff's Office, we're tickled to see that Bossier Parish's crime rate has actually decreased by a whopping 8 percent from 2018.

While I've never really thought of Shreveport as being a 'college town,' we can't be that bad, can we?