SHREVEPORT, La. – Nearly $200 million in state funding is headed to Shreveport and Bossier City for infrastructure, healthcare and community improvement projects aimed at supporting continued growth across northwest Louisiana.
Shreveport will receive nearly $155 million, while Bossier City will receive about $45 million through the state’s capital outlay budget.
Among the largest investments is $25 million for LSU Health Shreveport to support economic development and a new research facility at the former Sears building at Mall St. Vincent…