41-year-old Louisiana Republican Rep.-elect Luke Letlow passes away 10 days after his diagnosis.
Louisiana Republican Rep.-elect Luke Letlow died of a heart attack after a procedure related to COVID-19, according to the chancellor of the hospital he was admitted to.
LSU Health Shreveport Chancellor G.E. Ghali told the Monroe News-Star that Letlow, 41, experienced the heart attack following a hospital procedure related to the virus. It s devastating to our entire team, Ghali told the outlet, adding that Letlow had no underlying conditions. It was just COVID, the chancellor said.
LSU Health directed Fox News to Letlow family spokesperson Andrew Bautsch, who did not immediately respond to a request for more information.
Groundbreaking, sometimes controversial DeKalb judge retires from the bench
Clarence Seeliger made major strides on race relations and was responsible, in part, for stopping construction of the Presidential Parkway. Author: Doug Richards Updated: 7:14 PM EST December 23, 2020
DECATUR, Ga. The DeKalb County judge who ordered the removal of Decatur’s Confederate monument will leave the bench at the end of the month.
Superior Court Judge Clarence Seeliger ruled that the monument in Decatur was a public nuisance.
Those familiar with his careers weren t surprised Seeliger made that finding.
Though they weren’t acquainted, the backstory on Judge Seeliger has to start with Martin Luther King, Jr, and one of King’s many arrests.