A new federal bill aimed at preventing shark attacks by sending real-time alerts to beachgoers’ phones is making waves in Congress. The legislation, known as Lulu’s Law, passed the U.S. Senate this ...

A recent Senate-approved bill, "Lulu's Law," aims to establish a national wireless emergency alert system for shark attacks, ...

Lulu’s Law, a bipartisan bill to create a shark alert system for U.S. beaches, has passed the Senate and heads to the House.

The Senate-passed Lulu's Law would allow authorities to send out cell phone alerts when there's been a shark attack.

Specifically, Lulu’s Law would “empower authorized local, state, tribal, and federal government authorities to quickly deploy warnings via mobile phone alert messages to the public if a shark has ...

A bipartisan bill to create an AMBER Alert-style shark warning system that alerts beachgoers of nearby predators is one step ...

A new shark alert system would empower authorities to quickly deploy warnings through mobile phone alert messages after a ...

She introduced a bill in Lulu’s honor called Lulu’s Law, which would update the wireless emergency alert system to include shark attacks. If her bill becomes law, our local governments could ...

‘Lulu’s Law’ introduced for the second time to warn beachgoers of shark attacks Nine months ago, Mountain Brook teen Lulu Gribbin was brutally attacked by a shark at a beach in Florida.