SUMMARY: The speaker, experienced in baseball and football, aims to instill a championship mentality in a new volleyball program, emphasizing accountability and teamwork. They are excited about the recent facility upgrade and highlight the sport’s intensity and action. With six vital seniors on the team, everyone contributes to a positive environment, aiding team chemistry. The speaker reflects on their fourth year in volleyball, noting the team’s potential for success rooted in unity and overcoming challenges. They cherish the relationships formed and recognize volleyball as a blend of family and life lessons, teaching resilience and mental strength through competition.

West Monroe Volleyball continues to grow into powerhouse through experience and tight bond

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SUMMARY: A San Antonio man wanted on felony warrants was shot dead after threatening police and refusing to surrender. Meanwhile, a fire destroyed an apartment building on the city‘s northwest side, displacing all tenants. The Red Cross is assisting affected families. In other news, safety measures at Smoke Sky Bar are being heightened after a shooting incident last month. Two pedestrians were killed in separate traffic incidents. An Amber Alert for a missing boy from Ingram was resolved with him found, but authorities are still searching for his mother. The Salvation Army held a successful event providing shoes to nearly 2,000 children, and San Antonio is preparing for the upcoming men‘s Final Four basketball championship.

The KSAT 12 News Team provides a look at local, regional, statewide and national news events and the latest information on local traffic and weather issues.

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SUMMARY: In the aftermath of Hurricane Francine, Kenner faces significant damage, prompting a community response where many are volunteering to assist those in need. Melody Lawson, among dozens of volunteers, helped distribute food at Vineyard Church, witnessing the overwhelming demand as 500 cars lined up for support. The Lawsons’ home suffered flooding, with water breaching their living room, destroying furniture and belongings. Despite their loss, they prioritized helping neighbors, embodying the spirit of community resilience. As recovery efforts continue, Kenner is slowly working towards normalcy. The Second Harvest Food Bank is seeking donations to support the victims of the hurricane.

Now that it’s been a few days since Francine tore through the area, we’re starting to see just how many people are dealing with damage. Many are helping others.

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