Bossier City

If you're in the market for a new home, you've got to check out this beauty in Bossier City. It's currently the most expensive house on the market in Bossier, but once you see it, you'll agree it's worth every penny!

In a case of (what looks like) parents behaving badly, an embarrassing scene broke out during an event at a Bossier trampoline park.

The new tour stop is in addition to the previously announced show in Gonzales, Louisiana with Kid Rock in April of 2024.

Hey, there's a first place for everything!

One local Reddit user wants to know if anyone else saw an unidentified flying object over Bossier City...

Could this cheesecake be one of the best King Cake inventions from right here in Shreveport-Bossier?

If you've ever felt the need to 'protect and serve' your community, this could be the opportunity you've been waiting for.

Bossier City has had it with drivers who refuse to dangerously ignore laws and not stop for school buses who are picking and dropping off children, and they're doing something about it.

Authorities in Bossier City are reportedly searching for a suspect who allegedly stole a person's coat containing $45,000 at the Margaritaville Casino. The August incident has left many, including folks on social media, with more questions than answers.

In what has become a fantastic 4th of July tradition, Harrah's Louisiana Downs is once again hosting the "Exotic Animal Races" featuring camels and ostriches because...Merica!

Here in Louisiana, we do everything a little differently than the rest of the country. This includes our 4th of July celebrations. Harrah's Louisiana Downs in Bossier is getting national news exposure right now for their 4th of July Camel Races. See, it's things like this that make me certain I never want to move away from Louisiana.

Bossier City teen McKenzie Gill wanted a Donald Trump cake for her Trump-themed 18th birthday party. She wanted "Trump 2016" on her cake, but was told "Nope".

Wet weather has made it's impact on the South and dramatic drone footage shows just how bad our friends in North Louisiana got flooded as a result.

An innocent request by a student organization could turn into a legal battle with Constitutional implications.