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Here is the breakdown on Police, Fire and SPAR bond proposition totaling $49,300,000: Police and Fire Academy Renovations $4,000,000 (City) Fire and Station Renovations $3,000,000 (Districts A, B, D) New Fire Station #3 $4,000,000 (District D) Swimming Pool Replacement (Airport, Southern Hills) and Splash Pad at Bilberry $3,300,000 (Districts E, F, G) Tennis Upgrades and Pickleball Courts $700,000 (Districts A, B, E, G) Cargill Park Improvements- Fields and BMX $5,000,000 (City) Princess Park Upgrades for Therapeutic Recreation $5,000,000 (City) Park Improvement and Upgrades $1,300,000 (Districts A, B, C) Bill Cockrell Park Parking Lot $500,000 (District G) AC Steere Park Pickleball/tennis courts and playground resurfacing $500,000 (District C) Querbes Park demo of pool, rec center, multi-purpose $1,300,000 (District C) Municipal Auditorium ceiling restoration and painting $2,500,000 (City) Hirsch Coliseum Renovations $3,500,000 (City) Independence Stadium Upgrades $3,000,000 (City) Convention Center parking garage waterproofing and entry area upgrade $2,300,000 (City) Riverview Theatre stage rigging upgrade $700,000 (City) Sci-Port water proofing, interior, and IMAX theatre finishes $1,500,000 (City) New roof at Aquarium (Barnwell Center) $1,200,000 (City) City-wide parking lot improvements $1,000,000 (City) New Public Works Building (supplements BRF funding) $5,000,000 (City).

Let's try this again! LOL, Conner has busted out of foster care after 620 days!

We once dreamed of little pitter patter of feet running through the house and an infectious laugh of a baby, but God had different plans. I always knew I wanted to be a mother, but cancer took away my ability to naturally conceive. I just figured it wasn't in the cards for me.

After 620 Days in Foster Care, Conner is Finally Adopted!

Fat Calf Brasserie, Cuban Liquor, Lowder Baking Company, Centenary College, and many other community organizations are joining Renew Shreveport to express their strong support for the upcoming bond initiatives.

A billboard in Bossier City is making quite the statement. It's turning heads and making people question the pay of Bossier City police.

A Shreveport police officer is getting a gift that will change her life. Her cousin is donating a kidney to her.

The Police Jury’s Administrative Committee approved a resolution in support of the project and an 80% abatement of property taxes for 10 years. The committee also agreed to a $500,000 “performance-based grant” that Dixon said will be used to reimburse the company for redevelopment and remediation of environmental concerns on site.