Darran Todd
WGNO
Shreveport, LA, United States
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Louisiana State Police confirm fatal officer-involved shooting in Shreveport’s Cedar Grove
Louisiana State Police are investigating a fatal officer-involved shooting late Saturday night at Linwood Avenue and West 70th Street in Shreveport’s Cedar Grove neighborhood. → Read More
Bossier Parish: 8-year-old donates her own money to United Way to help others with school supplies
Eight-year-old Milla S., who is on her way to the third grade at Suncity in Bossier City, donated all of her money to United Way. She said she wanted to make sure less fortunate students were able to have school supplies. → Read More
Louisiana nurse goes viral after pleading for public to get COVID-19 vaccine
Amid skepticism about getting the COVID-19 vaccine, a Shreveport woman's video pleading people to let go of their fears and doubts and take the vaccine is getting millions of views worldwide. → Read More
Louisiana nurse goes viral after pleading for public to get COVID-19 vaccine
Amid skepticism about getting the COVID-19 vaccine, a Shreveport woman's video pleading people to let go of their fears and doubts and take the vaccine is getting millions of views worldwide. → Read More
Attorney who filed a complaint against LSUHSC Chancellor Dr. Ghali speaks out on his resignation
An attorney that represented four women who came forward and filed complaints against a medical school chancellor in Shreveport says her clients are relieved after the chancellor resigned from his position Thursday. → Read More
Caddo Parish Commissioners caught on Facebook live during a heated exchange
A heated exchange between two Caddo Commissioners following a May 20th Commission meeting that was streamed on Facebook Live has a lot of people talking. → Read More
Daughter seeks answers after father’s service medals stolen from Sabine Parish gravesite
The daughter of a Vietnam veteran wants answers after someone stole her father’s military service medals from his Sabine Parish grave. → Read More
Historical texts added to box surrounding Caddo Confederate monument
Historical texts have been added to the Confederate monument that sits in front of the Caddo Parish courthouse, including the Gettysburg Address, God Bless America, The Pledge of Allegiance, The Star-Spangled Banner, God Bless America, The Bill of Rights and Lift Every Voice and Sing. → Read More
Family-owned African American-female trucking company coming to Shreveport
Durham Transports Express, LLC is coming to Shreveport and will be the new family-owned trucking company that is operated by an all African American female staff. → Read More
Coushatta community comes together to remember life of fatally shot teen
COUSHATTA, La (KTAL/KMSS)- Hundreds of people gathered Saturday to show their love and respect for a Coushatta teenager. Kier Jackson, 17, was killed in a fatal shooting Wednesday. People came with candles and balloons to grieve for what some of them called a heinous act. They came together at the site where they claim the […] → Read More
Albany neighbor speaks out about deadly Saturday morning shooting
One Albany neighbor is speaking out after one man was shot and killed over the weekend and a suspect is now behind bars in the Dougherty County Jail. → Read More
Albany cleaner encourages all businesses to disinfect before reopening
An Albany entrepreneur is asking restaurant and business owners to make sure they are cleaning properly during the coronavirus pandemic. → Read More
Albany restaurant prepares to open doors next week
Today's the day Georgia's Governor Brain Kemp announced that many businesses can reopen their doors to the public. This includes local restaurants in the area. → Read More
Tony’s Gym opens its doors to public during global pandemic
Some businesses in Albany are choosing today to remain closed, while others reopen their doors for the first time in weeks. → Read More
Neighbor, family concerned after Cordele shootings
On Tuesday, two people were shot and hospitalized in separate shootings in Cordele, now, one of the victims has been identified. → Read More
DCP continues to monitor county businesses during COVID-19 outbreak
Dougherty County law enforcement is continuing to monitor essential businesses as they continue operating during the COVID-19 outbreak. → Read More
APD continues to recruit new hires in the wake of COVID-19
These new officers have gone through 13 weeks of training and are prepared to lead. → Read More
Mitchell Co. family responds after severe storm damage to home
People living on the Mitchell/Worth County line are working together to bring all their resources... to a family whose home was damaged in this morning's radar-indicated tornado. → Read More
‘Do not take this lightly’: Officials say African-Americans more at risk of COVID-19-related deaths
In Dougherty County, the number of deaths attributed to COVID-19 continues to rise. → Read More
‘Do not take this lightly’: Officials say African-Americans more at risk of COVID-19-related deaths
In Dougherty County, the number of deaths attributed to COVID-19 continues to rise. → Read More