 BY DOUG GRAHAM | Staff writer When Caleb Wilson was brought to a Baton Rouge hospital last week, the story was that he had been found an unresponsive at a local park. He later died, triggering an investigation by police. Now, sources say the 20-year-old's death came after he was punched in the chest during a fraternity hazing ritual at a warehouse where about 10 fraternity members hit pledges with their fists and objects. The story involving the park apparently was fabricated by some of the fraternity members. A source also says no one called 9-1-1 and there was a lapse in time between Wilson's medical episode and when he was taken to the hospital. Read more about the new details that have come to light. Also: Caleb Wilson celebrated as 'a great soul' during candlelight vigil
The state health department established Louisiana's water fluoridation program in 1997 with the goal of preventing tooth decay and promoting dental health. Now, a pair of state lawmakers want to ban fluoridation of public water systems across the state. Read their reasoning behind the proposal and its possible effects.
LSU coaches continue to look for ways to take advantage of Harold Perkins' talents. Going into his senior season, the staff believes playing him at the Star position — a hybrid linebacker/defensive back role — may be the best solution. Read more about the position change. | 
