SHREVEPORT, La. -- The Caddo Parish Courthouse will be closed until further notice so that repairs can be made to the main power distribution system.

As the Confederate monuments erected at the Caddo Parish Courthouse were dismantled last week, crews found two time capsules inside, but the keeper of one of those capsules said he doesn’t ...

Many have spoken of the message of inequality they perceive at the Caddo Parish Courthouse because of the presence of the Confederate monument. That alone should be reason enough to remove it. If ...

Go inside the ‘No Kings' protests in Shreveport. Makenzie Boucher, Shreveport Times. Sun, June 15, 2025 at 1:35 AM UTC. ... 2025, at the Caddo Parish Courthouse in downtown Shreveport.

Inside the courthouse Tuesday, District Judge Craig Marcotte deferred a decision on extending a temporary restraining order, stopping Caddo Parish from removing the monument.

A Confederate monument rests in front of the courthouse in Shreveport, covered by a box and still waiting to be carted off four years after Caddo Parish leaders voted 7-5 ...

NEW ORLEANS – The American Civil Liberties Union today argued before the Louisiana Supreme Court that a murder conviction and death sentence should be overturned because the Confederate flag flying ...

Those who stroll past the Caddo Parish Courthouse will no longer see the faces of four famous Confederate generals. Thursday, workers could be seen removing the four busts that corner the Caddo ...

The United Daughters of the Confederacy has agreed to let a north Louisiana parish move an ornate 30-foot-high (9-meter-high) Confederate monument from the courthouse grounds to private land.

According to a news release from Caddo Parish, repairs were made to the building’s electrical system during maintenance Saturday, Jan. 22. Normal hours will resume Wednesday, however, citizens are ...

Work is underway on the construction of a box around the Confederate monument outside the Caddo Parish Courthouse in downtown Shreveport. Skip to content. WGNO.

Over 500 participants marched around the Caddo Parish Courthouse, yelling "hope not hate, it's not too late." This protest was created by Indivisible and a coalition of pro-democracy organizations .