Woman Dies After Car Runs Into Pond in Selma Estates; Asthma, Parole Escape, Senate Polls Also Reported

{“article”:”A woman died after her vehicle ran off the road and entered a pond in the Selma Estates area, according to the Adams County Sheriff’s Office.nnA 911 call was received shortly after 10:15 a.m. the previous day reporting a vehicle in a pond near Selma Estates Road. Deputies and emergency personnel responded and found the vehicle partially submerged. The driver was identified as Sue Ann Wilt, a Selma Estates resident. Wilt was found dead outside the SUV. Authorities said they do not suspect foul play.nnAs schools resume and ragweed pollen counts near peak levels, September was described as a concerning time for people with asthma. The report said mid-to-late September is a peak period for asthma attacks and asthma-related emergency room visits nationwide. The Louisiana Department of Health stated that people with asthma should know their symptoms and triggers, and it recommended having an asthma action plan for each person with asthma, including quick-release rescue medication such as an inhaler. The report also said rescue medications should be kept available at all times.nnReported common symptoms of asthma flare-ups include coughing, wheezing, and shortness of breath. The report said triggers can include smoke, odors, pollen, dust, and mold.nnThe Mississippi Department of Corrections reported that it is searching for a parolee who escaped from the Madison County Community Work Center on Sunday morning.nnThe report said 38-year-old Brandon Young is on parole for felony DUI. He was assigned to the technical violations center at the CWC earlier this month for violating parole terms, according to MDOC. The report said Young faces an escape charge after fleeing from the technical violations center shortly after 9 a.m. and running toward Highway 51. The report said he was wearing a white T-shirt and orange shorts.nnIn Louisiana U.S. Senate campaign polling, the report said a Hart Research Associates poll shows Republican Julia Letlow leading Democrat Jamie Davis by four points, with fewer undecided voters than in an earlier poll. The report said 500 likely voters were surveyed and the poll has a margin of error of 4.5%.nnThe report also said the Mississippi River in the Natchez Valley was at 16.05 feet and rising.”}