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A curve on Bossier City's Arthur Ray Teague Parkway doesn't meet state standards and needs to be re-designed.

The Bossier City Police Department conducted a safety checkpoint in the 2200 block of Shed Road yesterday, May 23, 2012 between the hours of 2 p.m. and 6 p.m.

The Bossier City Police Department is currently accepting applications for jailers. The starting annual pay for this position is $31,200. Candidates are also eligible for state supplemental pay of $500 a month after one year on the job. Applicants must be at least 21 years of age and successfully pass a civil service test as well as medical, psychological and physical fitness exams, possess a ...

Along the Gulf Coast sits Biloxi, Mississippi's newest casino, Margaritaville and come May 2013, the same tropical-themed casino resort will call Bossier City, Louisiana home.

The Memorial Day holiday weekend is fast approaching and police are going to great lengths to get you to buckle up.

The City of Bossier City administrative offices, including offices for City Council and City Court will be closed Monday, May 28, 2012 in observance of Memorial Day. Residential trash collection in Bossier City will also be suspended that day.

Bossier natives make a documentary of story behind ‘Tarzan’ film Deep in the heart of the Louisiana’s swamp lands, a cast and crew battled the elements in 1918 to produce the hit silent film "Tarzan of the Apes.” Bossier City native Al Bohl said he overheard a Morgan City native talking about the film and, according to his website, how real monkeys and apes were used “to add realism to the ...

Bossier Sheriff Young Marines Class 24 graduated 48 recruits in a ceremony Tuesday night at the Viking Drive substation in Bossier City.

Next year, Louisiana will mark 20 years of legalized casino gambling in the state. It will also mark a more than $1 Billion investment with 3 new casinos, including one in Bossier City.

Mike Nerren with the Bossier District Attorney’s Office (left) presents Deputy Chief Jimmy Stewart with the Bossier City Police Department with a check for $20,364 in asset forfeiture funds from property seized in recent drug investigations.