SUMMARY: In remembrance of those affected by a recent tragedy, we gather to honor the deceased and pray for the healing of the wounded. We lift up their families and loved ones, asking for comfort and courage for those suffering. We also express gratitude for medical and civil service personnel. Candles are lit as symbols of the light the deceased brought into the world. Each name is called in remembrance, followed by a prayer for eternal rest and perpetual light. We seek refuge for the souls departed, asking for their peace and assurance of support in the afterlife. Amen.

President Joe Biden spoke at an interfaith service at St Louis Cathedral in New Orleans, sharing in grief with the terror attack …

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SUMMARY: Cold weather often brings sickness, especially in children, with Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) being more common in winter. NBC 10’s Trey Miner visited South Arkansas Regional Hospital to learn about RSV, a virus spread through respiratory droplets from coughing and sneezing. Though commonly affecting children, RSV can impact individuals of any age. It spreads in daycares and schools due to close contact and shared toys. Parents should ensure good hand hygiene, disinfect toys, and practice respiratory etiquette to prevent the illness. Staying home when sick is also crucial. Winter months increase sickness risks, so caution is advised.

Learning how to prevent RSV during the peak time of the year

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SUMMARY: The Louisiana Bureau of Investigation is reviewing New Orleans’ security measures after a terrorist attack on Bourbon Street killed 14 and injured 37. Attorney General Liz Murrill announced the comprehensive review, which will assess existing security plans, funding sources, operational failures, and coordination among officials. The attack occurred when Shamsud-Din Jabbar drove a pickup truck into a crowd, evading police barriers. Following this incident, the Sugar Bowl game was postponed for enhanced security. Mayor LaToya Cantrell has requested federal assistance and expertise to evaluate security vulnerabilities, especially for upcoming events like Mardi Gras and the Super Bowl.

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