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

The U.S. Senate has passed Lulu’s law, a bill designed to send real-time alerts to mobile devices during shark attacks along U.S. coastlines.<a class="excerpt-read-more" href=" More

Now, the U.S. Senate is taking action passing “Lulu’s Law,” named after an Alabama teenager bitten by a shark last year. The law would allow authorities to send out cellphone alerts when there’s been a shark attack, just like an Amber Alert or weather alert.