Justin Massoud

Matt Wells, Texas Tech football's head coach, confirmed Thursday afternoon (December 3rd) that he has tested positive for the novel coronavirus.

Kingsbury appeared in a sort of 'welcome to USC' video that the Trojans' official Twitter account posted Friday.

Texas Tech's new head football coach Matt Wells arrived in Lubbock Friday and wasted no time making his mark on the program.

Former Texas Tech head coach Kliff Kingsbury may have already landed on his feet.

Labor Day falls on Monday, September 1 this year. Make sure you're prepared for the three-day Memorial Day weekend with this list of openings and closings for restaurants, government offices, stores and more in the Shreveport-Bossier City area.

This year's Sportsman's Expo presented by MetroPCS and powered by S3 Powersports at the Shreveport Convention Center is bigger and better than ever, featuring amazing special guests, live music and great vendors. This helpful frequently asked questions (FAQ) list will help make sure you're well prepared for all the fun August 22-24.

Bossier City residents were shocked when Books-A-Million suddenly closed its Bossier City store in June. But just as quickly, something new and familiar is coming to the location.

Southwestern Electric Power Company (SWEPCO) is reporting that tens of thousands of people have experienced power outages Wednesday night as high winds swept through the Ark-La-Tex region.

What's an outdoors show without a little country music? Ada, Oklahoma singer Tildon Gillum will help open this year's Sportsman's Expo presented by MetroPCS and powered by S3 Powersports.

Local favorites Cody Cooke and the Bayou Outlaws will bring a little country music to the Shreveport Convention Center for this year's Sportsman's Expo presented by MetroPCS and powered by S3 Powersports.

Shreveport stood divided outside The Strand Theatre Saturday (July 12). One side was there to protest NFL player Michael Vick's comedy show, the other urged forgiveness for the convicted animal abuser.

Louisiana summers are already blistering. Will they be even hotter in the year 2100?