Weather

Homeless men, women, and children at the Shreveport-Bossier Rescue Mission are in desperate need as cold winter temperatures bring more individuals and families to their door.

With forecasted lows into the low 20's the next few days, there's lots of prep work to do for our livestock and plants. See what the Ag Commissioner advises

Commissioner Mike Strain, D.V.M., urges livestock and pet owners to take necessary precautions to protect their animals.

Imagine that in the blink of an eye, all the water beneath your boat is completely sucked out from under you, leaving you on dry ground miles from the nearest shore.

Farmers and ranchers are concerned that the strange weather could affect crop yield and food supplies.

Possible severe storms tomorrow and then sub-freezing temps for several mornings could have the Arklatex reeling from Mother Nature's winter punch.

Believe me, when I saw the news about our chances for snow this weekend - I immediately flashed back to mid-February 2021

Last winter, a severe Winter Storm ripped through Shreveport and wreaked havoc on infrastructure, leaving residents without power and water.

Are you ready for the temperature drop in Shreveport-Bossier?

Colder weather - temps in the 20s - is headed our way this weekend. And "wintry precipitation" is expected, too. But how much?

Christmas Eve and Christmas brought heat across the Shreveport area. In fact some communities broke heat records.

Nasty weather is bearing down on Louisiana.