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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 17, 2026
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- Aug 18, 2026
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Welcome Home: 12-year-old Sherrie hopes for forever family (opens the original)
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LOUISIANA (KSLA) - Sherrie, a 12-year-old girl described as bubbly and affectionate, is September’s featured child in the Welcome Home series, which highlights children in the foster care system who are legally freed for adoption. Sherrie is heading into middle school. She says she enjoys reading and helping her friends. “I like to read. I’m a really good reader. And I help my friends when they need help,” Sherrie says. Sherrie attends Living Faith Church, where she was recently baptized. “I get
YMCA stair climb challenge honors 9/11 first responders (opens the original)
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SHREVEPORT, La. (KSLA) - The BHP YMCA hosted its ninth annual Stair Master Climb Challenge to honor first responders who answered the call at the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001. The goal was to climb 110 flights, or 1,900 stairs, the amount it took to reach the top of the center. One family came together to complete the challenge to remember those who sacrificed everything. “It was great... we’re from all over the country, and so coming together, we decided to do it one week, and it’s
Miss Louisiana’s Teen departs for national competition (opens the original)
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SHREVEPORT, La. (KSLA) - Miss Louisiana’s Teen departed from Shreveport Regional Airport on Friday afternoon, heading to West Palm Beach, Florida, to compete for the national title of Miss America’s Teen. Ava Martin spoke before her flight about the opportunity. “I am so excited to go and represent the great state of Louisiana and my hometown and all the people that have helped me on this journey to Miss America’s Teen, and I just can’t wait to get there and meet all my new friends,” Martin said
Extreme heat forces changes to Bossier Parish Schools’ outdoor activities (opens the original)
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BOSSIER PARISH, La. (KSLA) - Extreme heat is forcing Bossier Parish schools to adjust their back-to-school plans. With temperatures reaching triple digits, administrators are barring students from going outside during peak hours. Administrators and coaches in Bossier Parish are closing outdoor play windows during peak hours. “Some of our sports, or maybe a physical education class,” says the Bossier Parish Schools Athletic Director, Coach Jeremiah Williams. “Yeah, PE classes, all of our sports,
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