1130 AM: The Tiger

Students, parents and alumni are questioning why AI-generated images replaced real student photos in a Louisiana high school yearbook.

Joel David Moore has roots in Shreveport — he filmed here before — and now he's coming back, this time to meet the fans at Geek'd Con next August.

Louisiana just topped the entire country in construction job growth — and a $12 billion project in the Shreveport-Bossier area has a lot to do with it.

Shreveport has deep roots in professional wrestling, going all the way back to the days when Mid-South Wrestling packed Hirsch Coliseum every week.

Something big is going up off Interstate 20 in Ruston — and when it opens, it's bringing hundreds of jobs and more fuel pumps than most towns have ever seen in one place.

Before they even scheduled the drawdown, crews spent 120 days treating nearly 5,000 acres of lake vegetation. That's how terrible giant salvinia really is.

Two convicted felons, two arrests, and a stack of illegal guns and drugs off the streets — Shreveport's VCAT unit had a busy stretch in late July.

Fall in Louisiana means festivals almost every weekend — from butterfly parades in Haynesville to alligator encounters down south. There's a lot happening in September.

Louisiana's last drive-in theater is gone, and the nearest ones are all in Texas — some nearly 200 miles away from Shreveport.

Demolition crews are pulling apart the old police headquarters on Texas Avenue — and what's going up in its place has been years in the making.

After nine seasons as one of the Saints’ most unique players, Taysom Hill says his time in New Orleans has officially come to an end.

One man is in custody, but detectives say the other suspect in a Shreveport convenience store shooting is still out there — and they need the public's help finding him.