Weather

As the water continues to rise, the Caddo Parish Sheriff's Office has announced additional road closings.

More rain is in store all day today and that has prompted the National Weather Service to issue a flash flood watch for most of northwest Louisiana, northeast Texas and southwest Arkansas.

If there was ever a question on whether or not our law enforcement officers care about their community, this should answer it!

Last nights storms were devastating in terms of loss of life, and Caddo Parish Sheriff Steve Prator reports we lost another local overnight in Oil City due to a fallen tree.

Here’s the latest storm damage update from Bill Davis with the Bossier Parish Sheriff’s Office. Our hearts and prayers go out to the family and friends of the victims.

Through its network of mutual aid, SWEPCO has 150 utility workers from Ft. Worth, Abilene, and Austin, Texas to assist with power restoration.

This beautiful celestial event is the kickoff to an awesome year of sky-watching.

Storms ravaged a huge swath of the Arklatex yesterday evening and continue into this morning leaving downed trees, power lines, and many without power.

Yesterday evening, the Bossier Parish Fire Chiefs determined that an immediate fire ban for the parish was needed

Deputies from both Bossier and Caddo Parishes are on their way to Baton Rouge to backup authorities in south Louisiana in front of Barry.

All eyes are on the Gulf of Mexico right now as forecasters try to predict if the system currently headed toward Louisiana will develop into a tropical storm or possible hurricane.

Storms yesterday afternoon and Sunday night into the wee hours of Monday morning have once again reeked havoc on the Ark-La-Tex