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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?

I'm impressed that they've found a way to pray for those who are hurting, bullied, or just completely confused during their teen years.

John Bel Edwards and Jeff Landry are two heavyweight contenders, duking it out over control of the state.

Once again Caddo Lake has found it's way into the crosshairs of US Government and if lawmakers have their way, the lake could become part of a huge National Heritage Area

All-in-all there are 15 new laws set to take effect for the next school year.

Instead the White House has a different plan for Tuesday

120,000 vehicles in the state are sporting a specialty tag - generating close to $5.5 million dollars for their causes.

The move comes after state regulators approved a rare request for a decrease made by the insurance giant.

Nursing home residents who rely on Medicaid to pay for their care could be receiving eviction notices as soon as this week.

As of today, the state of Louisiana has $78.5 million dollars of money that belongs to the citizens of the Bayou State.

Don't count it out just yet, there's still a chance that betting on professional games could make it's way to legality at some point in the future - but it's a long-shot.