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Developer planning assisted living and memory facility near 70th and Pine Lake

Bossier police jurors talk bridge commitment; want more information

BENTON, La. -- A phone call just minutes before the Bossier Parish Police Jury started its Wednesday meeting may have presented the opportunity to answer questions about what to do

Bossier Parish Police Jury adopted a resolution issuing revenue bonds

The 318: DNA match for skull found in Louisiana woods

ICYMI: A Shreveport hospital performed a first of its kind heart procedure, a skull found in the woods was ID'd, and Barksdale addresses readiness rumors.

5 million dollar federal grant to assist sewer project in Shreveport

The manhole, located near Dilg League Drive, has been overflowing since 2018.

Sanford, Maine getting new ConvenientMD urgent care health clinic

Lincoln considers steps to avoid flooding

Lincoln considers steps to avoid flooding RILEY JOHNSON, Lincoln Journal Star April 11, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — Lincoln’s defenses against Salt Creek flooding will face a stiffer test against heavier rains in the future, a study commissioned by the city found. The city installed the Salt Creek levee system in the 1960s to withstand a 50-year flood, or a flow that has a 2% annual chance of occurring, the study said. Since then, the city has had three floods equal to or exceeding a 50-year flood level and one, in May 2015, that exceeded the 100-year flood level. “It’s protected us pretty well so far,” Lincoln’s Assistant Director for Utilities Donna Garden told the Lincoln Journal Star in an interview last week.

Lincoln considers steps to avoid flooding

Study reflects upward trend of ground water levels in north Bossier Parish

BENTON, La. -- Ground water levels in Bossier Parish are fairly high and trending upward, according to a preliminary report following one year of studies conducted by LSUS. Members of the Bossier Parish Police Jury heard Wednesday that average levels shown from three sample wells located in the northern, southern and central part of the parish range from just over three feet from the surface to roughly seven and a half feet. Just over a year ago, the Police Jury contracted with LSUS to study ground water levels after a series of water and sewer line failures. During repairs, parish engineers and contractors had to deal with water levels very close to the surface that were a major contributing factor to the line failures.