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Bossier City Council will propose new charter in March election | Louisiana
SUMMARY: The Bossier City Council has moved to place a new charter on the March ballot after the Louisiana Bond Commission rejected it for December, citing the absence of retroactive term limits. The Bossier City Term Limits Coalition is pursuing legal action for these limits, which could lead to two charters on the ballot. Council meetings have seen discontent over term limits and proposed budget amendments that may add costs amid a projected $3 million shortfall. Some council members assured that budget deficits don’t necessarily mean tax increases, while also emphasizing the importance of raises for city employees.
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Midday Ark-La-Miss News Update: Oct. 29, 2024
SUMMARY: Haylee Hines provides a midday update focusing on crime and weather in the Ark-La-Miss region. Louisiana State Police are investigating a murder in Rayville after a shooting occurred at a local intersection. The victim’s identity remains undisclosed, and authorities are seeking public assistance for information. In court news, former state trooper Kory York, involved in Ronald Greene’s 2019 death, received no jail time after a no contest plea, resulting in probation and community service, sparking protests from Greene’s family. Meanwhile, drought conditions persist due to low rainfall, with burn bans in effect, though some rain is forecasted for later in the week.
Midday Ark-La-Miss News Update: Oct. 29, 2024
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New Orleans leaders meet with state over homeless encampment sweeps
SUMMARY: Governor Landry directed Troop NOLA to clear homeless encampments in New Orleans ahead of Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour, which sparked backlash from local council members. In response, the governor agreed to establish a task force involving local and state leaders to ensure alignment on future actions. City Council President Helena Moreno mentioned a proposed pilot program aimed at providing essential services to the unhoused after relocation, including transportation, substance abuse treatment, and mental health support. Meanwhile, a civil court judge in New Orleans has issued a temporary restraining order to halt further encampment removals.
New Orleans leaders meet with state over homeless encampment sweeps
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KSAT News at Noon : Oct 29, 2024
SUMMARY: A recent multi-agency raid on San Antonio’s West Side has resulted in the arrest of at least seven individuals. The operation targeted two homes linked to code violations and criminal activity, revealing illegal utility connections and several recovered weapons. Ongoing investigations will determine the charges faced by those arrested.
Meanwhile, a father discovered his son with multiple gunshot wounds in a nearby neighborhood; the son is in critical condition but not cooperating with police. Separately, an emotional murder trial progresses for a man convicted of killing Valentine Gonzalez in 2022, with the jury now deliberating on sentencing.
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