Six LSUS computer science students collaborated on an artificial intelligence tool to help the Air Force Global Strike Command better predict the weather. As part of a senior capstone class, …
Stacey Tinsley, Bossier Press-Tribune Every Monday night at First Baptist Church in Bossier City, something powerful happens. Behind the walls of worship halls and classrooms, stories of brokenness begin to …
The City of Bossier City will host this year’s memorial to honor Law Enforcement Officers thathave died in the Line of Duty. This year’s ceremony will be held on Wednesday …
By Nolan McKendry|The Center SquareAs Louisiana’s legislative session continues, lawmakers are considering multiple bills aimed at increasing oversight of regulatory actions and tightening the rules for how taxpayer money is …
By Quinn MarceauxLSU Manship School News Service The House Appropriations Committee advanced a $49.4 billion state budgetMonday that funds $2,000 teacher stipends for next year, closes a nearly $200 million …
It is interesting when cases of this kind come before the U.S. Supreme Court. This case involves the collision of free exercise of religion and the prohibition of government establishment …
What’s the saying? All good things must come to an end? We experience a number of “lasts.” In the secular world, I recall The Last Picture Show, the Last of …
Louisiana Tech University’s College of Business and School of Accountancy have been extended accreditation by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business International — widely considered the gold standard …
The Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development reminds motorists that the $123 million I-20 major rehabilitation project in Bossier City continues to progress, and the I-20 eastbound on and off-ramps at the …
Willis Knighton Health and Claiborne Memorial Medical Center have received approval for a new rural familymedicine residency program located in Claiborne Parish. The Accreditation Council for Graduate MedicalEducation (ACGME) granted …
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