Red River Radio News

Hundreds of people are expected to attend the Cajun Cannabis conference in Bossier City on Saturday.

Louisiana has been losing many young, college-educated men and women to other nearby states for decades. What’s different now: this brain drain is getting worse.

As we describe the ordeals facing farmers and cattle producers, Louisiana Realtors converge in Shreveport-Bossier; an Arkansas highway getting a new name

New state laws and a drop in the price of some rare metals have led to a dramatic drop in the prevalence of catalytic converter thefts. But it remains a serious problem nonetheless.

Red-throated hummingbirds' peak migration reaching us now — as an important rest stop — before heading to Mexico next.

The Caddo Parish School District is responding with their own practices, one day after the teacher's union president detailed what teachers want and need during Red River Radio News broadcasts.

Teachers feeling overworked, underpaid and unappreciated. But money alone won't stop increases in resignations.

During observations of 9/11 we examine long term effects of the subsequent "War on Terror" and the blood and treasure America spent on two simultaneous ground wars in Asia.

Fewer people adopting pets in East Texas / Impeachment trial of Texas AG Ken Paxton nears halfway point / New COVID booster may roll out in days.

Incoming Louisiana Insurance Commissioner Tim Temple plans to end the state's homeowners insurance crisis with deregulation to bring in more carriers.