So far this year, 17 people have been hospitalized after becoming infected with Vibrio vulnificus, and four of them have died. Vibrio lives in warm salt and brackish water and is on the rise in Louisiana waters. State epidemiologist Teresa Sokol says if you start experiencing symptoms seek treatment right away.
A small bird of prey that plays an important role in controlling the insect population seems to be a target of some and Dr. Kimberly Boykin with the LSU Veterinary School says they’ve seen an increase in the number of Mississippi Kites with wounds from air powered rifles and it’s a violation of Federal Law to shoot a Mississippi Kite.
A new cell phone law is now in effect. Andrew Greenstein reports.
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LSU fall camp is fully underway and one name in particular has stood out. Defensive tackle Dominick McKinley came to Baton Rouge as a five-star last year and bulked up to 308 pounds for this upcoming season. His strength has put head coach Brian Kelly on notice.