Weather

In light of the recent hyperactive Atlantic hurricane season, a lot of people are being exposed to the Greek alphabet. Why are we naming storms after the Greek alphabet? Because we ran out of names.

Tomorrow is the first day of Fall! I'm still in disbelief that it's not some kind of national holiday. There should be parades

2020 has been so wild that if you didn't laugh, you'd cry!

And just like that, the City of Shreveport is ready to resume normal operations the day after Hurricane Laura makes her way through northwest Louisiana!

UPDATE: This shelter is now closed.

Currently, SWEPCO is reporting over 91,000 customers with power outages

As we are currently under a "Tropical Storm Warning," the NWS is projecting four to six inches of rain here in Shreveport, Natchitoches and Homer.

Some schools and businesses are closing as the storm moves in our direction.

In the face of Hurricane Laura making a direct impact on Louisiana, our area could see substantial flooding, and area agencies are making sandbags available to residents to protect their property.

Hurricane Laura is proving to be a real threat. One that Governor Edwards feels Louisiana must begin preparing for right now.

As the hours pass, hurricane models continue to track the routes of Marco and Laura.

Walmart shoppers in Shreveport got a treat this week when one shopper started to sing and praise God.We could all use this right about now.