Alexandra Meachum

1 week ago | ktalnews.com | Alexandra Meachum

SHREVEPORT, La. (KTAL/KMSS) – A Sportran bus driver turned into a first-responding hero credited with saving her passengers and people nearby. The City of Shreveport honored Sportran driver Valerie Rossher for her efforts through a special proclamation for bravery during their Friday meeting before Memorial Day. What began as a normal day riding the bus down a street in Shreveport became national newswhen it exploded in a terrifying event on April 16.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Alexandra Meachum

SHREVEPORT, La. (KTAL/KMSS) – A Sportran bus driver turned into a first-responding hero credited with saving her passengers and people nearby. The City of Shreveport honored Sportran driver Valerie Rossher for her efforts through a special proclamation for bravery during their Friday meeting before Memorial Day. What began as a normal day riding the bus down a street in Shreveport became national newswhen it exploded in a terrifying event on April 16.

1 week ago | ktalnews.com | Alexandra Meachum

SHREVEPORT, La. (KTAL/KMSS) – The police chief discussed his team’s efforts to reduce the city’s crime rate. Chief Wayne Smith answered questions candidly to during a special, in-depth interview conducted at the newly announced substation site in Cedar Grove neighborhood. Chief Smith stated that under his administration, with the assistance of the city council and Mayor Tom Arceneaux, the city’s violent crime rate is decreasing.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Alexandra Meachum

SHREVEPORT, La. (KTAL/KMSS) – The police chief discussed his team’s efforts to reduce the city’s crime rate. Chief Wayne Smith answered questions candidly to during a special, in-depth interview conducted at the newly announced substation site in Cedar Grove neighborhood. Chief Smith stated that under his administration, with the assistance of the city council and Mayor Tom Arceneaux, the city’s violent crime rate is decreasing.

2 weeks ago | ktalnews.com | Alexandra Meachum

SHREVEPORT, La. (KTAL/KMSS) – A local behavioral health specialist is helping women navigate their mental health by explaining a common and relatable symptom of hyperfunctioning depression. Angela Seets, owner of Flowers 2 Life in Shreveport, was invited to speak during Thursday’s Caddo Commission meeting to signify May as Mental Health Awareness Month. Seets works with adults and veterans and specializes in treating women of color and those disadvantaged socio-economically.