Ya'lisha Gatewood

1 week ago | ktalnews.com | Ya'lisha Gatewood

SHREVEPORT, La. (KTAL/KMSS)—According to Jackson’s camp, the agreement between Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson’s G-Unit Film and Television and the City of Shreveport requires long-range planning and could impact the city for generations. G-Unit Growth Advisor Orville Hall says the vision promises jobs, housing, and training for future generations. “What can people look forward to in the next 45 years that’s a whole another generation, you know,” said Ya’Lisha Gatewood.

1 week ago | ktalnews.com | Ya'lisha Gatewood

SHREVEPORT, La. (KTAL/KMSS)—After negotiating with local and state officials, the G-Unit team is laying out a long-term plan for a future in Shreveport that includes TV and film production, real estate development, and home-grown talent. Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson has solidified leasing agreements for Millennium Studios and Stageworks and purchased nearly two dozen properties across Shreveport.

2 weeks ago | ktalnews.com | Ya'lisha Gatewood

SHREVEPORT, La. (KTAL/KMSS) -Jaden and Juju, better known as the Boss Brothers, are taking over with their new hit single, A-Z rap rhyme, and a brand-new kids’ radio show on Shreveport-based GSSL radio. Boss Talk With Boss Brothers focuses on faith, family, finances, and fun. These young gentlemen are turning their skills into a positive message. The show debuted on Saturday, April 5th, with special guest Pastor John Gray. You can catch their show on GSSL radio.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Ya'lisha Gatewood

SHREVEPORT, La. (KTAL/KMSS) -Jaden and Juju, better known as the Boss Brothers, are taking over with their new hit single, A-Z rap rhyme, and a brand-new kids’ radio show on Shreveport-based GSSL radio. Boss Talk With Boss Brothers focuses on faith, family, finances, and fun. These young gentlemen are turning their skills into a positive message. The show debuted on Saturday, April 5th, with special guest Pastor John Gray. You can catch their show on GSSL radio.

2 weeks ago | ktalnews.com | Ya'lisha Gatewood

SHREVEPORT, La. (KTAL/KMSS) – A prayer vigil was held outside Ochsner LSU Health, as a 7-year-old girl fights for her life after a tragic house fire took the lives of three of her family members in Shreveport’s Cooper Road neighborhood. The flames ripped through the home Sunday morning, claiming the lives of 84-year-old Mildred Carter, 56-year-old Eureka Garner, and 5-year-old Nevaeh Garner.