Good Morning everyone! Here’s the Morning Rush headlines for 4/25/9
KLFY Newsroom and Eldridge Peterman II
Two people have been reported dead following a tornado that touched down in Ruston early this morning. There are also reports of damage to the campus of Louisiana Tech.
Lafayette police need your help identifing a suspect connected to the shooting at Church’s Chicken on North University. If you recognize this man and vehicle call Crime Stoppers at 232-TIPS.
Five juveniles have been arrested in Opelousas in connection to a string of burglaries. They have been charged with simple burglary and were released to their guardians.
40 year old Jessica Olds is facing charges after authorities say she became combative and committed battery on two nurses at a local hospital.
A local vape shop owner say he opposes a bill in the works, that would change the legal age to purchase tobacco products in the state, to 21. He believes it could lead to a black market of sorts for tobacco products.
A school district among the top ranking in the state says student attendance does have an impact on test scoring. Attendance has to be a priority for students to get the instruction they need to excel.
A New Orleans teenager has been accepted to 115 colleges and universities across the nation. She also received over three million dollars in scholarships.