Shreveport weather

Quarter-size hail, 60 mph winds, and trees down from Shreveport to Minden — Monday evening's storm left a mark across northwest Louisiana.

Monday's storms hit the Shreveport-Bossier area hard — 60 mph wind gusts, trees down on power lines, and tens of thousands of homes suddenly in the dark.

An Excessive Heat Warning is in effect for Northwest Louisiana — and with heat indices pushing past 100, it's not just uncomfortable out there, it's genuinely dangerous.

A thick cloud of dust from the Sahara is heading our way, bringing with it hazy skies and potential health concerns for many in north Louisiana.

Get ready, folks! A major storm is brewing over north Louisiana, packing a punch with winds and hail that could turn heads.

Just when you thought spring had sprung, Shreveport throws a curveball with record low temperatures, leaving residents bundled up and scratching their heads.

Get ready for a twist—tornado risk is creeping south, and our beloved region is feeling the impact like never before.

Winter's chill has left more than just snowflakes in Shreveport-Bossier; it's created a landscape of potholes that drivers are definitely noticing.

Shreveport's winter came with a few surprises this year. From warm days to unexpected snow, it’s been quite a ride.

Just when you thought it was a quiet day in Shreveport, a water main break has thrown a wrench into things on Ford Street.

A little winter sun brings hope, but don’t let that ice on your roof turn into a road hazard—it's more dangerous than it looks.

As the temperatures drop, so do the standards of some scammers. A warning about deceptive messages heating up our phones this winter.