Legislation that would require a drunk driver convicted of killing a parent to pay restitution to the victim’s child until they reach 18 was approved by the House Criminal Justice Committee today…:

CUT 01  (32)        “…Teiko Foxx.”

State Police are investigating a non-fatal officer-involved shooting early this morning in Bunkie. Details are sketchy as yet, but we do know it happened at around 2 am, and that the suspect was taken to a hospital for treatment. Troopers ask that anyone who may have seen what happened or even recorded it contact them right away.

Legislation banning the use of the social media app TikTok on any state-owned devices and state-owned or leased WIFI networks advances to the House floor. Marksville Representative Daryl Deshotel brings the bill, and says it’s a major security concern and should not be allowed on any phone or computer device at taxpayer expense…:

CUT 05(07)      “…funny video.”

The bill would also apply to state universities and colleges. If it passes, Louisiana will be the 34th state to ban TikTok.

Legislation to allow the cremated remains of a pet to be buried with a deceased person continues to make its way through the legislative process. The Senate Commerce Committee approved Minden Representative Wayne McMahen’s bill today…:

CUT 13(11)      “…buried together.”

Already passed by the House, the bill now heads to the Senate floor for what could be final passage.