Jasmine Franklin is a journalist based in Shreveport, Louisiana. She writes for KSLA News 12 and xoNecole.com, covering local news stories and lifestyle topics. With a passion for community issues and human interest stories, Jasmine aims to bring awareness and understanding to her readers through her writing.
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Jasmine's articles predominantly revolve around family and relationships, house and home issues with a local focus on Louisiana and Shreveport. If you want to reach out effectively, consider offering expertise in areas such as family dynamics, home maintenance tips particularly relevant to the local area, or insights into community-related topics.
Given Jasmine's coverage attributes like seasonal content and promotional deals, she may be interested in pitches related to these themes. For instance, if you have expert advice on preparing homes for extreme weather conditions or promoting local events related to her coverage topics.
Since Jasmine focuses primarily on the local area of Shreveport within Louisiana, ensure that your pitch is tailored specifically to this geographic region.
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By: Jasmine Franklin
Sweet Caroline’s Dueling Piano Bar is bringing life back to Louisiana Boardwalk
By: Jasmine Franklin
The historic street, filled with restaurants, boutiques and antique shops, has seen increased foot traffic.
The event dates back to the early 1800s, featured large wooden displays set ablaze and a fireworks show, lighting up the levee and creating a bright path for Papa Noel.
The annual Light Up NOLA event, hosted by Chabad Lubavitch of Louisiana, featured a menorah lighting ceremony.
By: Jasmine Franklin
A vacant building at the intersection of Magazine and Felicity streets in New Orleans collapsed Monday night, causing power outages and forcing nearby businesses to close early.
Musicians and artists filled Bourbon Street on Friday, bringing life back to the historic area after a recent tragedy.
Businesses in the French Quarter are seeing a sharp decline in customers after a terrorist attack on New Year's Day.
Power has been restored at the Christopher Inn apartments, and residents will be able to move back into their apartments Saturday.
Shoppers fill grocery stores ahead of snow day
Water and Sewage Board issues boil advisory for East Bank of New Orleans.
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