Governor Edwards warns the state is on a bad trajectory of COVID case growth that could, if it were to continue, have him consider putting some restrictions back in place. Edwards says the rate of positivity among tests has gone up to just shy of 10% which is the White House’s recommended level for reopening.
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Over 2,000 new cases were reported today, the 3rd highest mark since the pandemic began.
Tort reform supporters are taking a victory lap today after yesterday’s bipartisan passage of legislation aimed at lowering auto insurance rates by changing the way lawsuits are handled. Political analyst Bernie Pinsonat calls it a historic achievement in what had become one of the most prominent political issues in the state.
Southern University unveils its line of THC-based medical marijuana products known as AYO (I-O). The launch sees the release of six different products including tinctures for use under the tongue. Southern University President Ray Belton says the products have the ability to contribute to the health and welfare of the state and so much more.
Southern becomes the first HBCU to have THC and CBD product lines.
The Louisiana Department of Veteran’s Affairs is asking citizens to participate in a letter-writing campaign to show support to those in veteran’s homes. Currently, there are more than 600 residents living in five veteran’s homes across the state. LDVA spokesperson Brandee Patrick says you can find a listing of addresses at VetAffairs.LA.Gov.