15:30 LRN Newscast November 22nd

The state Attorney General’s office is asking holiday shoppers to take the appropriate steps to protect themselves from online scams. The A-G’s spokesperson Ruth Wisher says some advertised deals are not what they claim to be and some websites may be phony. Wisher says there are crooks who will orchestrate a scam known as cybersquatting…
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Wisher says to help confirm a site is secure make sure there is an “s” in the https and look for a “lock” symbol before paying.

Here’s a great Thanksgiving story. Zach Wilson is finally back with his family in Caddo Parish after spending three months in a Guatemalen jail. Wilson went to Guatemala for a week-long mission, but ended up in prison when ammunition was found in his backpack while going through security at the airport. Wilson’s family said it was an honest mistake.

Voice of the ULM Warhawks Frank Hoffmann will hang up his mic after calling Saturday’s game against Arkansas State. Emelie Gunn has more…
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The holidays can be a challenge for those living with Alzheimer’s. Families and friends may be unsure how to handle their loved one suffering from the disease, which can create stress for everyone. Stacey Denham is with the Alzheimer’s Association’s Louisiana chapter….
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