SUMMARY: Meteorologist Chase Ward reports clear conditions and cooler temperatures, ranging from the upper 30s to mid-40s across Arkansas and Louisiana. Winds have calmed down, but gusts are still 10 mph in some areas. High pressure is keeping the weather dry and cool, with daytime highs expected in the upper 60s. Tonight, temperatures may drop to the mid-30s, leading to potential frost, while ongoing drought conditions elevate fire risks. No rain is forecasted in the coming week as burn bans remain in effect in several parishes. Meanwhile, two tropical disturbances are being monitored for potential development.

A dry and cool airmass has sketched across the ArkLaMiss overnight which did result in some gusty winds. Winds are still a tad breezy this morning but will calm down later tonight. Quite chilly conditions are expected as we fall to the lower 40’s and upper 30’s tonight. We will get a nice taste of fall as we close this week. Forecast looks to stay dry looking more long term into next week, and temperatures could warm back up above average into the 80’s.

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SUMMARY: New developments have emerged in the search for Suzanne Clark Simpson, a missing realtor from Alamo Park. A search warrant related to her disappearance led the ATF to investigate her husband, Brad Simpson, for illegally owning a firearm, which was not registered. Authorities executed the search warrant soon after Suzanne was reported missing on October 6, and her husband has faced federal felony charges. Meanwhile, searches at a landfill yielded no results. In related news, domestic violence issues were highlighted, demonstrating the prevalence of such cases in the community. Additionally, local political debates and educational transparency concerns were discussed.

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: Juan Antonio Reyes faces capital murder charges for allegedly killing two relatives, 39-year-old Serio Stto and 51-year-old Rachel Martinez, in 2022 and then setting their house on fire to destroy evidence. Both victims were discovered by firefighters, having been shot in the head. Surveillance footage reportedly captured Reyes and co-defendant John Bishop Thoris entering and leaving the home. A court update confirmed that all necessary materials from the prosecution have been received, with the trial set to begin on November 5. Thoris’s trial is scheduled for January 2024. Convicted defendants would face life imprisonment without parole.

A man accused of a double murder and arson to cover up the crime is moving closer to trial.

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