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Shreveport Police Department made the first arrest using new Anti-Littering cameras, officials say
Shreveport, LA – According to the statement, the Shreveport Police Department has made its first arrest using the newly installed anti-littering cameras around the city. These cameras were implemented to ensure that individuals who litter and illegally dump waste in Shreveport are held accountable. Mayor Tom Arceneaux expressed his...
LA 77 Drawbridge closed due to vessel damage, state officials say
Shreveport, LA – According to the state officials, the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development announces that the drawbridge along LA 77 between Grosse Tete and Plaquemine in Iberville Parish is closed to vehicular traffic until further notice. The closure is due to damage sustained from a vessel on...
Mayor Arceneaux declared public Health and Safety Emergency for three Shreveport apartment complexes
Shreveport, LA – According to the officials, Mayor Tom Arceneaux has declared a Public Health and Safety Emergency concerning three Shreveport apartment complexes — The Jolie, Pines, and Villa Norte — where active ownership has ceased. The Declaration is effective immediately and will last until July 3, 2024, unless extended.
Temporary closure of Crosslake due to excessive rainfall, police officials say
Shreveport, LA – Due to recent excessive rainfall, Crosslake is temporarily closed until further notice. As a result, motorized vessels are currently prohibited from operating on the lake. This measure is necessary to ensure the safety of all visitors and to protect the integrity of the lake’s environment. Authorities...
Caddo Parish Sheriff Long honors deputies for heroism and lifesaving efforts
Shreveport, LA – Caddo Sheriff Jay Long presented departmental awards to several deputies today, recognizing their heroism and lifesaving efforts both on and off duty. Deputy Jon-Marco Daughtery and retired Lieutenant James Houston received the department’s highest honor, the Medal of Valor, for their courageous response to a domestic call on August 30. They rescued two citizens from a residence while a male suspect fired multiple shots at deputies from outside.
Gov. Landry forms Historical Partnerships to revitalize metro New Orleans infrastructure
Shreveport, LA – Following a series of meetings dating back to the transition, Governor Jeff Landry has established historical partnerships between the State of Louisiana and the City of New Orleans to revitalize Metro New Orleans’ infrastructure. To undertake this project, Governor Landry has directed the Department of Transportation and Development (DOTD), the Division of Administration (DOA), and Louisiana Economic Development (LED) to collaborate closely with Mayor Cantrell, CAO Gilbert Montero, the New Orleans Department of Public Works, and associated city agencies. Other partners include SWBNO, LSED, ASM, Downtown Development District, New Orleans Convention Center, French Quarter Management District, Jefferson Parish, Office of the Lieutenant Governor, and more.
Closure of LA Highway 169 Due to Downed Power Lines
Shreveport, LA – According to the CPSO officials, LA Highway 169 is closed between Highway 1 and Mooringsport Road because of downed power lines caused by a fallen tree. Travelers heading to Oil City will need to take Highway 169 North to Gamm Road and then to Highway 530 until the tree is removed and the power lines are safely repaired.
Governor Landry received approval on all of his priority bills that address the insurance crisis, public safety, our education system, the economy, health care, and more
Shreveport, LA – The Louisiana Legislature concluded the 2024 Regular Session with significant achievements for the residents, workers, and visitors of the state. Governor Jeff Landry saw approval on all of his key initiatives addressing the insurance crisis, public safety, education, the economy, health care, and more. Major Wins...
Sister went to eat dinner with younger brother only for the man to kill her and cut her in pieces because ‘he was upset she was carrying a baby’!
Minneapolis, MINNESOTA – According to the police officials, the 23-year-old brother, later identified as Jack, was taken into custody and later charged with 2 counts of second-degree murder after he reportedly killer his pregnant sister and her unborn baby. The 30-year-old victim, later identified as Bethanie, was 4 months pregnant when her sibling killed her.
Daughter who pulled pregnant woman’s fingers off cable as she was strangled, then brought mom knife to remove the baby was sentenced
Chicago, IL – According to the court documents, the daughter, later identified as 29-year-old Dessiree, was sentenced to three decades behind bars for her role in the 2019 death od 19-year-old MarIen. Prosecutors claim the woman reportedly helped her mom, CIarisa, to kill the pregnant victim before the victim’s baby was cut from her womb with a knife.
Ex-boyfriend, who texted woman while he was inside her home waiting for her to return ‘after she went out with friend’ only to kill her, was sentenced!
Omaha, NEBRASKA – According to the court documents, the ex-boyfriend, later identified as 47-year-old AIdrick, was ordered to spend the rest of his life behind bars after he killed 43-year-old Cari two years ago. Prosecutors claim the defendant reportedly broke into the victim’s home only to wait for the woman to come home and kill her. After he killed the 43-year-old woman, the defendant put the victim’s body into his vehicle and took it near his home in Kansas, where he buried it.
Man claims wife and her daughter were yeIIing at him and he got tired and took out his gun and shot the spouse in the head as she sat in her car outside beauty salon!
Milwaukee, WISCONSIN – According to the court documents, the 59-year-old man, later identified as Timothy, reportedly grabbed a gun and shot his wife to death last week. The husband was taken into custody and later charged with first-degree murder and other charges after he reportedly killed his wife, 60-year-old JacqueIine,
Louisiana takes a significant step towards educational reform with the passage of Senate Bill 313, paving the way for the Louisiana Giving All True Opportunity to Rise program
Shreveport, LA – Spearheaded by Governor Jeff Landry, this initiative introduces Education Scholarship Accounts (ESAs) for K-12 schools by 2025, heralding a new era of educational empowerment for families statewide. At the heart of the LA GATOR program lies the empowerment of parents and students. ESAs grant families the...
Shreveport Police Department and LifeShare Blood Center joined forces to save lives, officials say
Shreveport, LA – The Shreveport Police Department recently teamed up with the LifeShare Blood Center for a blood drive that yielded remarkable results. The collaborative effort between law enforcement and a vital healthcare provider underscores the importance of community partnerships in saving lives. The Shreveport Police Department extends a...
LaDOTD: The Belle Chasse Bridge and Tunnel Replacement Project announces scheduled construction activities and anticipated traffic impacts
Shreveport, LA – According to the state officials, the Belle Chasse Bridge and Tunnel Replacement Project is underway, aiming to enhance infrastructure and improve connectivity for commuters. As construction progresses, scheduled activities will necessitate temporary lane closures, resulting in anticipated traffic impacts. Please note that these schedules are weather-permitting...
Mom claims her boyfriend threw her child with so much force that the boy bounced off the wall and hit the floor, threw up and died hours later!
Dallas, TEXAS – According to the court documents, the mom, later identified as Nicole, testified that her boyfriend, DanieI, beat her child, 5-year-old Dominic, on daily basis before he killed him. The mother was previously convicted of injury to a child causing serious bodily injury by omission and subsequently sentenced to a maximum of 15 years.
Caddo Sheriff’s deputies investigating shooting incident that transpired on LA 3132
Shreveport, LA – According to detectives, at approximately 6:15 a.m., a gold Lexus was heading eastbound on 3132 near Walker Road when the driver of a white hatchback pulled up beside them and discharged a firearm into the Lexus’s driver’s side window. Fortunately, the driver of the...
The Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development is informing motorists about the closure of Oklahoma St. west of Nicholson Dr. until further notice
Shreveport, LA – According to the LaDOTD officials, this closure is necessary for crews to carry out essential drainage work. During this period, motorists are advised to utilize Terrace Ave. as an alternative route. DOTD acknowledges and appreciates your patience during this period of construction. Motorists are reminded to...
Caddo Parish Parks and Recreation, in collaboration with the Grambling State University Tigers, is thrilled to announce the Mickey Joseph Youth Football Camp
Shreveport, LA – According to the statement, this non-contact camp, focused on skill development, will take place on Monday, June 3rd, from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm at Lee Hedges Stadium. Open to youth aged 10 to 18, both boys and girls, this camp aims to provide participants with...
Governor Jeff Landry signed several bills into law covering a range of critical areas affecting New Orleans and beyond
Shreveport, LA – According to the statement, here’s a breakdown of the bills signed by Gov. Landry:. New Orleans & New Orleans Sewerage and Water Board:. 3. SB 276, which was actually signed on May 24, 2024. In addition to these legislative actions, Governor Landry has issued a...
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