The Louisiana Attorney General wants a state judge to stop the disposal of the incinerated personal belongings of a Dallas Ebola victim from going into a Calcasieu Parish landfill. AG Buddy Caldwell says there are too many unknowns at this point and it’s absurd to transport potentially hazardous Ebola waste across state lines…

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Caldwell says they filed a temporary restraining order to keep the Ebola waste out of Louisiana, but it might not be needed. Chemical Waste Management in Lake Charles says it has no plans to accept the ash from the Ebola patient.

A cold front continues to move across the state today bringing thunderstorm activity along the frontal edge. Gavin Phillips, with the National Weather Service in Slidell, says this front has caused a Tornado Watch to be issued earlier today for north Louisiana…

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A Tornado watch has been issued for most of north Louisiana until 2PM and for southwest Louisiana until 7PM.

A ten-month-old infant is recovering at a hospital in Shreveport after spending nearly three days under her father’s body after the father suffered a fatal heart attack. Sabine Parish Deputy Coroner Ron Rivers says little Betty Jean Fields, was dehydrated, suffering from blisters on her skin, and there was an indentation on her forehead from her father’s body lying on top of her…

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Rivers says as of the last report received, the infant is doing okay.

Three people were killed in a crash with a train in White Castle early Sunday morning. 37-year-old Clifton Davis, 33-year-old Andrea Foster, and 25-year-old Courtney Canada were killed when the car they were in was hit by a freight train. White Castle Police are investigating the incident and say it is possible the victims were trying to beat the train or simply disregarded the signals.