The Hammond Police Department has named a suspect vehicle in yesterday morning’s shooting at a Hammond gas station. The car is a white 4-door Honda Civic carjacked in Pike County, Mississippi, three days ago. No suspects have been identified as the two masked individuals who shot from the vehicle.

The U.S. Senate runoffs are rapidly approaching, and a key deadline is right around the corner. Andrew Greenstein reports.

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You won’t need a license to fish in Louisiana this weekend because it’s the Department of Wildlife and Fisheries’ free fishing weekend. If you’re not sure where to go, LDWF has stocked ponds across the state that are freshly filled. LDWF Biologist Joshua Porter encourages new anglers and families to visit one of these sites for the best chance of bringing home something to fry.

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A full list of all 17 sites, as well as fishing tips and recipes, can be found on the LDWF website.

The first bill Governor Landry has vetoed this year is Senate Bill 125 by Lafayette Democrat Gerald Boudreaux. The bill would have increased the maximum compensation to those who had been wrongfully incarcerated.

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Landry’s veto letter stated the bill failed to ensure that the process is fair, accountable and protected against abuse.