We’re learning more about Kyrn Lacy’s tragic death as final arrangements are set for remembering his life. Jacques Doucet (doo-SAY), the sports director at WAFB-TV in Baton Rouge, says Lacy’s family became concerned for his well-being following his involvement in that fatal crash in November. They say he began acting erratically last Saturday, started, grabbed a gun and left the house. His family was worried about him and called police.

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The celebration of life for Kyren Lacy will be held next Friday morning at 11 at the David Stopher Gymnasium in Thibodaux

If you drive a pickup truck, police will be paying close attention to see whether you’re wearing your seatbelt. Through April 27th, the Louisiana Highway Safety Commission is sponsoring “Buckle Up In Your Truck.” Spokesman Greg Fischer says if an officer catches you without your seatbelt on, expect to make a little donation to your local municipality.

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In its first year, the LA GATOR scholarship program has proven to be a hit – maybe a little too much of a hit. So much so that it’s unlikely that the state can accommodate all applicants. Barry Erwin, the chief policy officer for Leaders for a Better Louisiana, says 40-thousand students registered for the program during the now-closed registration period.

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For many in Louisiana it just wouldn’t BE Easter without Elmer Chocolate’s Heavenly Hash and Gold Brick Eggs. Yes, though Tangipahoa Parish is famed for strawberries, Elmer’s has produced the seasonal treats at its Ponchatoula factory for decades.  CEO Rob Nelson says they start making Easter candy after Christmas.

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