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Riverside, CA Native Publishes New Book That Reveals Strategies for Successful Employment After Graduation

Author Alexis Thrower Shares Insights and Lessons Learned in Navigating the Job Search After Undergrad.

Auto preps ahead of the storm

Shreveport's Meals on Wheels possibly on pause due to winter weather, could leave seniors without meals

SHREVEPORT, La— The winter weather is leaving some uncertainty about how or even if seniors will get meals.

Preparations ahead of winter weather

SHREVEPORT, La-- The winter weather forecasted for this weekend brings concerns about power outages and heat interruptions area wide.

How to opt-in for COVID eviction halt protection order

SHREVEPORT, La. — On Sept. 4, the CDC director issued an order to temporarily halt evictions in the United States for people financially affected by COVID-19.  That order was set to expire on Dec. 31 and has since been extended twice, with the latest extension date being March 31. One woman met the guidelines to stay in her home but did not fill out the proper form to do so. On Tuesday, she was evicted. Many people who are getting evicted because of financial strain from the pandemic are unaware of the form that needs to be presented to landlords to halt the eviction process.

East Texas Schools grapple with academic challenges presented by COVID

CARTHAGE, Tx-- It's no secret COVID significantly impacted schools. Between lost instructional time, modified teaching guidelines to uphold safety standards, and the adjustment to online learning, the pandemic challenged schools in more ways than imaginable. East Texas schools were no exception to the stressors COVID presented. Like all schools, Carthage and Hallsville Independent School Districts have taken measures to protect students and staff, while keeping COVID infection numbers as low as possible. They ran into their fair share of challenges, many of which started back in March. Jeff Collum, Superintendent for Hallsville ISD says, “We had to do a lot of pivot and shift with lunches, and meals, and academic services delivery.”

LSU Health Shreveport's drive-thru efforts expands as new phase allows 65+ to get vaccinated

SHREVEPORT, La-- Starting Monday, Louisiana will enter a new phase of covid-19 vaccine distribution. People aged 65 and older will be eligible to get vaccinated. The current phase restricted eligibility

Marshall- Harrison County Health District offers 500 COVID-19 Mondera vaccines to residents

Rise in catalytic converter theft in Shreveport

Shreveport works to reduce crime with new neighborhood initiatives