A Louisiana Public Health Institute survey finds 50 percent of the state is willing to get a COVID-19 vaccine while 35 percent is hesitant, and 15 percent is unwilling. Managing Director Beth Nauman says there’s a wide range of opinions contained within that 35 percent who say they are hesitant.
Louisianans have until October 1st to get their Real ID state identification or driver’s license cards or they will not be able to fly without a passport or military ID. Louisiana Office of Motor Vehicles spokesperson Matthew Boudreaux says you’ll need to bring some paperwork with you…
The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries says a statewide Salmonella bacterial infection has led to the deaths of some wild birds. LDWF State Veterinarian Dr. Jim LaCour says to reduce the spread of the salmonella, some residents may have to take down their bird feeder or bird baths for two months to break the cycle of infection…
And be careful when doing so because Salmonella is dangerous to humans too.
Jury trials can resume today in Louisiana and seating a jury will be a challenge for the judicial system. Loyola University of New Orleans Law Professor Dane Ciolino says most courtrooms are not designed for social distancing with jurors typically sitting side by side in chairs that are often bolted to the floor.