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When I first saw the post of a black bear destroying a car in Louisiana over the weekend, I was somewhat accepting of its real possibility.

There seems to be a troubling truth about who can and who can't express themselves on certain social media platforms.

If you need any refrigerated items whatsoever, and you stop by the Pines Road Walmart, you will be completely out of luck.

This Louisiana woman decided it was time to leave her job at Walmart, and quit using the store's PA system.

Today (08/03/21) Northwestern State University released a statement addressing the comment, free speech, and more.

There were more than 550 million Facebook accounts that were hacked. Exposing names, birthdays, city of residence, job, relationship status, and in some cases, even e-mail address.

Don't believe everything you read on the internet!

If you are a true fan of either team, I will advise you to avoid this page altogether.

Caddo is making internet purchases much, much safer.

A tweet has gone viral showcasing one of the biggest lowlifes currently driving in Louisiana.

In an open letter published in the New York Times, Sorkin writes “this can’t possibly be the outcome you and I want.“

From Burrito Brawls to Mudbugs Hockey, we've seen our fair share of monstrous fights in Shreveport-Bossier. Here's our ranking!