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Six people were arrested during protests at the Capitol on Friday, and a trooper was punched in the chest. This follows the tense vote that passed restrictions on abortion and gender-affirming care.
Weak earthquake reported in northwest Louisiana this morning Share Updated: 11:38 AM CDT Apr 1, 2021 WDSU Digital Team Share Updated: 11:38 AM CDT Apr 1, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript THE GULF OF MEXICO. WE WILL CONTINUE TO SEE THAT HAPPEN AND MORE SUNSHINE THROUGH THE DAY. INTERESTING FROM OVERNIGHT, THERE WAS A REGISTERED EARTHQUAKE IN NORTHWEST LOUISIANA. THIS YELLOWOT, IT WAS A WEAK ONE, A THREE .0 MAGNITUDE EARTHQUAKE, BUT REPORTEDLY WAS FELT BY A COUPLE OF PEOPLE. LOOKING BACK AT SOME PAST EARTHQUAKES A COUPLE OF YEARS AGO, THERE WAS A 4....
Intestinal parasites. but there's still no explanation as to why that bear went on such an aggressive attack against several people. the grizzly was captured a day later at the same campground and was later euthanized. her three cubs are in a zoo in billings. the optimism about how much oil remains in the gulf may be premature, according to a new study. scientists from georgia say up to 80% of the oil that spewed into the water still remains there. the government has said only one-quarter of the oil remains. the scientists say the data was probably misinterpreted. for gulf fishermen gettin...
>> we were not able to identify any evidence of total petroleum hydrocarbons in those seafood samples. >> reporter: those hydrocarbons could potentially cause cancer. kendall and other scientists said it could be months, even years, before carcinogens start to appear in fish and shrimp. the fda has said the hundreds of samples that it's tested, none have come back with any contamination. matt gutman, abc news, buras, louisiana. the class of 2014 enrolls in college this fall. a wisconsin college is pointing out the mind set of the freshman class. get ready to feel old. professors are reminded...
Catching seafood are now raising concerns. matt gutman reports from buras, louisiana. >> reporter: its reputation shot, gulf seafood has a new cheerleader. >> we're excited that fishermen can go back to work and americans can confidently and safely enjoy gulf seafood once again. >> tell me what you think is wrong with them. >> i kind of think they have oil on them. you see that brown? i never seen that on shrimp, even in the mud. >> reporter: randy has been shrimping these waters his whole life. they say louisiana seafood's safe to eat. >> i don't believe them. we have oil right here, right he...