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Weather Impact Alert: Hotter temperatures continue into next week
SUMMARY: More heat as we roll into the weekend, but with one big difference…the humidity. You might notice Friday morning feels better thanks to lower humidity. Friday afternoon will still be very hot in the upper 90s, but with less humidity the heat index should stay below 110 degrees this afternoon. Still drink plenty of water and take breaks if you’re working outside. Expect much of the same this weekend: more heat, slightly lower humidity, and not a lot of rain. Next week looks similar, with humidity making its return, along with a low chance for a few showers.
SUMMARY: Good morning! Meteorologist Justin Hor reports that today will see temperatures quickly rising, reaching highs in the upper 90s, with a peak of 97°F. The feels-like temperature could surpass 100°F. This evening, viewers can enjoy a Super Moon and a partial lunar eclipse, peaking at 9:44 PM, under clear skies. High pressure will dominate the weather this week, but it may weaken early next week, potentially allowing for cooler temperatures. Expect mid-90s tomorrow and Thursday, with 97°F on Friday, as we transition into fall this weekend.
The heat shows little signs of letting up this week.
SUMMARY: Congressman Paul Tonko and Senator Richard Blumenthal are advocating for new federal regulations on sports betting amidst its significant growth, especially following the Supreme Court’s 2018 decision to lift the federal ban. The sports betting industry reached $11 billion in 2023, marking a 44% increase from the previous year. The lawmakers express concerns about health implications due to aggressive marketing and promotions, as well as the potential long-term mental health effects on bettors. A study shows that states with legal betting have seen a 25-30% rise in bankruptcy filings, highlighting the financial repercussions of gambling.
Fox 14 Your Morning News: Sports betting
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Lawmakers approve emergency election plan in Iberville Parish | Louisiana
SUMMARY: The Bayou Grosse Tête drawbridge in Iberville Parish, closed for repairs after a vessel strike, has prompted lawmakers to approve a new polling location due to access issues. The bridge’s closure could require around 210 voters to travel over an hour to vote. Secretary of State Nancy Landry presented a plan to add a second polling site at the Bayou Blue fire station, affecting about 500 voters. Legislators ensured voter integrity by adjusting polling books to restrict voting to residents of each area. This emergency plan applies only to the November election and may incur no extra cost to taxpayers.
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