A study led by Tulane University Professor Dr. Lu Qi found that sleeping in near-total darkness could be good for your cardiovascular health. The study collected data from more than 11-thousand participants, and Dr. Qi says sleeping in total darkness is shown to have additional benefits.
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A little taste of fall is on its way to Louisiana. A back door front full of dry air from the northeast is headed to the state today, and LSU Health Climatologist Barry Keim says you should feel a drop in humidity tomorrow. Keim says the cooler air will stick around until Saturday morning…
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Keim says the front will drop the dew point temperature into the 60s, down around 10 degrees from what it has been, and you should feel a significant difference.
Visit Oxford Executive Director Kinney Ferris says the top-10 Ole Miss LSU game this weekend could bring more travelers to the city than ever before. But if you’re still planning your trip, she says there is still some hotel availability left, and there could still be hope even if hotels are shown as fully booked.
She says there are also numerous Air-B-N-Bs and other rental options in the area.
The Tigers’ defense is number-one in the nation in yards allowed per game, but the Rebels’ backfield of Trinidad Chambliss and Kewan Lacy will be its biggest test this season. Chambliss ran for 71 yards against the Tigers last season, and LSU defensive end Princewill Umanmielen says LSU will need to contain him.