Editing Shreveport, Louisiana (section)

==Media==
{{further|Media in Shreveport, Louisiana}}[[Image:KSLA-TV in Shreveport IMG 1582.JPG|thumb|right|[[KSLA]], a [[Columbia Broadcasting Company|CBS]] affiliate, is the oldest television station in Shreveport. Established in the former Washington Youree Hotel in 1954, it was moved to Fairfield Avenue in the early 1970s.]]Shreveport and its surrounding area are served by a variety of local newspapers, magazines, television stations and radio stations. The major daily newspaper serving the area is ''[[The Times (Shreveport)|The Shreveport Times]]'', owned by ''[[USA Today]]'' parent [[Gannett]]. The newspaper's former rival, the afternoon ''[[Shreveport Journal]]'', ceased publication in 1991. Other major newspapers include ''[[The Shreveport Sun]]'', ''Caddo Citizen'', and ''SB Magazine''. ''The Shreveport Sun'' is the area's primary [[African-American newspapers|African American newspaper]].<ref>{{Cite news|website=Library of Congress |title=The Shreveport Sun|url=https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83045388/|access-date=August 29, 2020}}</ref>

Across the Red River, Shreveport's sister city of Bossier City is served by the daily ''[[Bossier Press-Tribune]]''. ''The Barksdale Warrior'' is the weekly newspaper of record for the [[Barksdale Air Force Base]]. Alternative publications include ''The Forum Newsweekly'', ''City Lights'', ''The Inquisitor'' and ''The Shreveport Catalyst''. Twice annually, ''[[North Louisiana History]]'', the journal of the North Louisiana Historical Association, is published in Shreveport.

Shreveport and Bossier City are primarily served by two major cable television and internet companies: Shreveport is served by [[Comcast]] and Bossier City is served by [[Suddenlink]].