Tropical Storm Cindy has weakened a bit as of late this morning, but rain still remains a major threat. State Climatologist Barry Keim says three to five additional inches are possible across parts of Louisiana over the next couple of days, which includes the southern half of the state around through Shreveport. Keim says Cindy should finally leave Louisiana late Thursday night…:
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Gov. John Bel Edwards said today it’s too early to call for evacuations, but he’s encouraging residents to be prepared for flooding and high winds.

Calcasieu Parish Sheriff Tony Mancuso says even if this storm isn’t as destructive as it could be, more storms could hit as the season progresses which is why it’s always good to be ready…:
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The FBI announced at a briefing this morning, James Hodgkinson, the man who shot Congressman Steve Scalise at a baseball practice last week, has no ties to terrorism. FBI Special Agent Tim Slater says their investigation into the shooting is still ongoing, as they aren’t sure exactly how the man knew practice was taking place that day…:
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Congressman Scalise continues to make good progress. He is now listed in fair condition and is beginning an extended period of healing and rehabilitation.

LSU faces Florida State again tonight in the College World Series. This time the loser will be eliminated. Shortstop Kramer Robertson on what it will take to beat F-S-U again…:
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First pitch is set for 6pm.’