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Shreveport’s water department says as of Wednesday, Feb. 24, water service is now restored except for a few isolated areas of the city.

SHREVEPORT, La. -- Water department crews are toiling amid treacherous road conditions to fix leaks that have plagued the systems in both Shreveport and neighboring Bossier City. Many people are reporting low or no water pressure in homes and businesses. Shreveport Water & Sewerage Department Director William Daniel says breaks in water lines, water mains, and pipes inside homes and buildings are "system wide." Daniel hopes that everyone in Shreveport has at least some water by the end the day ...

SHREvEPORT, La. -- The City of Shreveport Water Department expects to have most customers with some level of water pressure today.

Shreveport officials say most customers should have water pressure Friday Snow in Shreveport, La. (Source: Viewer) By Rachael Thomas | February 19, 2021 at 12:11 PM CST - Updated February 19 at 2:27 PM SHREVEPORT, La. (KSLA) - Shreveport city crews say most customers should have some water pressure Friday, Feb. 19 after many days with little to none due to the severe winter storm that moved through the ArkLaTex. The mayor tweeted about it Friday morning. Thank you to the crews who are wo...

The cold weather is wreaking havoc on the pipes and water mains that are bursting and breaking all over Shreveport.

Five years before five members of a Baton Rouge-area groundwater commission were charged with conflict-of-interest violations, an attorney for the commission warned of exactly the problem that led to the charges,  commission records show. In mid-2015, former Assistant Attorney General Megan K. Terrell, then the groundwater commissions legal advisor, concluded that state ethics law could bar commissioners from drawing a salary from the big groundwater users they were supposed to regulate,�...

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