Shell confirms two people were killed on one of their oil platforms in the Gulf of Mexico on Sunday. The energy company says the incident happened 214 miles south of New Orleans and occurred during a routine and mandatory test of the platform’s lifeboat launch. The identities of the victims have not been released.

The US Supreme Court rejected an effort to prevent partisan gerrymandering. Matt Doyle spoke to Fair Districts Louisiana…
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An LSU psychologist finds society pays a heavy price for failure to diagnose and treat conduct disorder. Professor Paul Frick says conduct disorder is a highly impairing psychiatric disorder characterized by antisocial and aggressive behavior. He says if children and teens are not treated early, they can burden society later…
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Conduct disorder affects three percent of school children nationwide.

A Eunice man’s plan to dodge jail for unpaid child support goes south when he’s caught staging his own robbery and shooting. During the investigation, Michael Rung claimed a person took his wallet before he was shot. Eunice Police Chief Randy Fontenot says it turns out Rung convinced his friend, Jacob Jack to shoot him so he can get out of his child support court hearting…
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Rung and Jack are now facing numerous charges.