Stacey Cameron
KSLA News 12
Shreveport, LA, United States
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Federal lawsuit filed following allegations of excessive force in DeSoto Parish
A technicality in Louisiana could let the three law enforcement officers allegedly involved to escape legal liability. → Read More
Chancellor of LSUHS resigns less than a day after being reinstated
Dr. G.E. Ghali, the renowned but embattled surgeon and professor, is stepping away from his position as chancellor of LSU Health Shreveport. → Read More
Chancellor of LSUHS resigns less than a day after being reinstated
Dr. G.E. Ghali, the renowned but embattled surgeon and professor, is stepping away from his position as chancellor of LSU Health Shreveport. → Read More
Woman gives birth to quadruplets after brain surgery in Texas
Two weeks after Katie Sturm and husband Chris Sturm found out about the quadruplets, a seizure led to a second diagnosis. → Read More
DWI case postponed 14 times in wake of fatal wreck
After 3.5 years, victim’s friends fear that a suspected drunken driver could walk free → Read More
Family dog helps police nab suspected car thief in Minn. neighborhood
Police are investigating the car theft, but no charges have been made at this time. → Read More
Caddo assistant DA arrested on DWI charge
It started with her being pulled over for allegedly driving at night with no headlights on, records show → Read More
KSLA Investigates reveals video of Tommie McGlothen’s last encounter with police
The first frames of the grainy video show Shreveport police wrestling Tommie McGlothen to the ground under a carport on Eilleen Lane. → Read More
2 Northwest Louisiana nursing home employees allege that some COVID-19 deaths, illnesses were preventable
“It’s scary. We don’t know who will be infected next, or if we will be infected” → Read More
Local ranchers face stampede of worry as cattle prices plummet
As meatpacking plants fight off COVID-19 outbreaks, cattle ranchers in the Red River Valley struggle to find a market for herds that have lost a third of their value. → Read More
Coronavirus Pandemic: Can your landlord evict you?
A housing official fields your questions about what’s legal, what’s illegal and what you should do if threatened with eviction. → Read More
Coronavirus closing Louisiana courts
Most criminal hearings and court appearances are also being reset and rescheduled. → Read More
Jury to deliberate in Bossier businessman child sex crimes case
On Saturday, March. 7, closing arguments have concluded in the trial against Daniel Hedrick. → Read More
Man who shot Bossier City mother, daughter pleads guilty to 2 counts of manslaughter
Frederick Dewayne Jackson agreed to a plea deal that will send him to prison for at least the next 60-years. → Read More
US officials: Don’t eat romaine grown in Salinas, California
U.S. health officials on Friday told people to avoid romaine lettuce grown in Salinas, California, because of another food poisoning outbreak. → Read More
Penalty phase of cop killer’s trial continues
Testimony today is focusing on Grover Cannon’s mental problems → Read More
Grover Cannon found guilty of killing SPD Officer Thomas LaValley
The jurors who convicted him now will hear testimony in the penalty or sentencing phase of his trial → Read More
New software leads to “wrong arrest” of innocent woman
It happened in Bossier City; and she’s afraid another person could wind up in jail just like her → Read More
Louisiana congressmen give their staffers thousands of dollars in bonuses annually
All six congressmen who serve Louisiana in the House of Representatives hand out thousands of dollars in bonuses to their staffs each year, a researcher says → Read More
Girl’s father furious after accused child rapist freed on bond
Man suspected of raping a preteen, molesting 2 others faces new charges of child pornography, sexual abuse of an animal → Read More