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The Texas housing market is changing fast, and it’s not all sunny skies. Let’s chat about what homebuyers really need to know now.

Imagine a century of entertainment—Shreveport's Strand Theatre has seen it all, including a night of laughs with Weird Al that turned tradition upside down.

Since 2008, Covington has held the dubious honor of being home to the largest statue of former President Ronald Reagan in the World.

Imagine a WWE star sharing the stage with a horror icon — that’s exactly what went down in Massachusetts last weekend.

Before smartphones, childhood was about finding ways to entertain yourself. It’s amazing how those moments built resilience in a different way.

what might surprise you is that alligators live in several other states across the South, not just the Bayou State or the Sunshine State.

A rare 1982 penny is currently making headlines because the right version of this coin could sell for between $15,000 and $19,000.

A neighborhood is shaken after a recent shooting, but luckily, no one was seriously injured. Now, the hunt is on for an armed suspect.

Crawford’s boxing victory not only crowned him champion but also spotlighted his MVP performance at Shreveport’s Humor Harmony Festival, proving he’s as versatile on the court as he is in the ring.

Grab your boots and hats, folks! The Springhill Rodeo is back for its 73rd year, and it’s packing a week full of excitement.

The Shreveport Fire Department were called just after 1am to a house fire on Jordan Street.

Early last week, Shreveport Police got a call from a person claiming three people had severely damaged their vehicle.

This past weekend in Bossier Parish saw some serious developments in local law enforcement, as multiple individuals were taken into custody for major offenses.

It looks like we're in for another round of nighttime lane closures on I-20 — better pack some extra patience for those late drives home.

As our climate gets wilder, more folks are looking up—literally. Rainwater collection is not just popular; it’s a lifeline for some gardens. But is it safe?