Doug Warner
KSLA News 12
Shreveport, LA, United States
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Recent articles by Doug:
The Good Stuff: Trey’s Mother’s Day Gift
“I get little signs from him all the time,” his mother says → Read More
The Good Stuff: A part of us
For 19 high school seniors in the small DeSoto Parish town of Stanley, graduation day just won’t be complete without number 20, Bryce Norwood. → Read More
ArkLaTex E.R. nurse given military sendoff at funeral
49-year-old Michael Marceaux gave his life, fighting against the deadly virus that claimed his life.On Friday, his family laid to rest the 22-year Air Force veteran. → Read More
Shreveport E.R. nurse dies of COVID-19
Registered nurse Mike Marceaux has died after contracting Coronavirus while working as an emergency room nurse at Christus Highland - Shreveport, the hospital confirms for KSLA News 12. → Read More
KSLA honored with 6 A.P. awards, including best anchor, reporter, sports story
KSLA News 12 won first place honors for best news anchor, best TV news reporter, best sports story and best multimedia journalism in the annual contest. → Read More
Public health director makes urgent call for COVID-positive plasma
Recovered from COVID-19? Donate your plasma to help save others. → Read More
17-year-old wanted for murder at Bayou Oaks Apartments
Demarcus Upshaw has been charged with one count of second degree murder. → Read More
Bossier grocery store ‘rescues’ E.R. worker’s day
A Bossier City grocery store rescues the day for an exhausted emergency room worker, who finally found time to pick up groceries for home. → Read More
Hardy pleads not guilty to murdering business partner
Hardy pleaded not guilty to second degree murder and obstruction of justice charges in the murder of his business partner, 48-year-old Garrett Wilson. → Read More
The Good Stuff: ‘Thank you’ from the students and teachers
Students and teachers on both the Caddo Parish and Bossier Parish sides of the Red River, are eternally grateful for recent help after facing their own unique adversities. → Read More
Man found in freezer left note exonerating wife of death, police say
Authorities said a Utah man whose body was found in a freezer left a typed, notarized letter saying his wife was not responsible for his death. → Read More
The Good Stuff: Love Knows No Bounds
Love takes many paths. → Read More
The Good Stuff: Hearing the cheers
“When your kids hurt, you hurt,” explains J.T., leading to his decision to help his daughter open her business → Read More
The Good Stuff: For love of the game
Somewhere in the Superdome madness of 76,000 LSU fans back on Jan. 13 — Graydon and Roberta Kitchens were there. → Read More
The Good Stuff: Worst of times becomes best of times
Winds of more than 100 mph expose, strengthen the community’s giving spirit → Read More
Internal audit shows someone outside City Hall ordered changes in City of Shreveport’s insurance coverage
A member of Mayor Adrian Perkins’ administration may have jumped the gun, issuing directive before becoming a city employee → Read More
LSUS’ Lavallee leaving for MLB, Blue Jays organization
LSUS head baseball coach to report to spring training in February → Read More
Starbucks adds Irish Cream Cold Brew to its holiday menu
The new item is coffee mixed with Irish cream syrup topped with vanilla sweet cream foam and cocoa powder. → Read More
Minden reinstates another police officer
He and his brother — who previously regained his job — had been accused of making racist Facebook posts → Read More
The Good Stuff: Mission — Sharing A.J.’s story
"We were there when they dropped the first atomic bomb on Hiroshima. We had to back off a few miles, afraid of that stuff coming off of it." → Read More