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As rescuers continue to search for children trapped in the rubble of the Oklahoma tornado, ArkLaTex schools are hosting tornado drills and reviewing their procedures. ...

A man is behind bars in connection with a shooting in a Shreveport neighborhood. ...

Arkansas State Treasurer Martha Shoffner is stepping down. ...

At least 1,660 people are in the dark in the Texarkana area....

Bossier Little League has announced it will cancel its games for tonight. ...

SPAR has announced the cancellation of all outdoor athletic league games and related activities due to projected inclement weather. ...

Dark clouds blanket the sky above Nashville, Arkansas. ...

Texas State Technical College has announced that it will cancel all classes for tonight at the  Marshall campus. ...

CHRISTUS Health System announces a major overhaul.  Two hospitals will close and about 200 people will lose their jobs.  ...

First Baptist Church School is accepting donations to aid the rescue and clean-up efforts in Oklahoma. ...

Arkansas State Treasurer resigns

Arkansas State Treasurer Martha Shoffner is stepping down.

Update: More than 1,000 residents without power in Arkansas
At least 1,660 people are in the dark in the Texarkana area.
Local baseball games canceled due to weather

Bossier Little League has announced it will cancel its games for tonight.

No SPAR outdoor athletic activities

SPAR has announced the cancellation of all outdoor athletic league games and related activities due to projected inclement weather.

Storm clouds rolling into parts of Arkansas

Dark clouds blanket the sky above Nashville, Arkansas.

East Texas College cancels classes
Texas State Technical College has announced that it will cancel all classes for tonight at the  Marshall campus.
CHRISTUS Health System to close Schumpert and Sutton hospitals
CHRISTUS Health System announces a major overhaul.  Two hospitals will close and about 200 people will lose their jobs. 
Shreveport school goes the extra mile to help Oklahoma tornado victims

First Baptist Church School is accepting donations to aid the rescue and clean-up efforts in Oklahoma.

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