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KSAT 12 Nightbeat : Oct 31, 2024
SUMMARY: The Nightbeat covers significant events in San Antonio, starting with the career of Karen Faulks, a pioneering female leader in law enforcement who has retired from the SAPD. Meanwhile, Antoine Foster, recently sentenced to life for attempted capital murder, attempted to escape deputies but was caught after a brief chase along the River Walk. The city council is expanding the smoke-free ordinance to include vaping in public spaces starting January 1. San Antonio’s weather remains warm, with a historic October recorded. The Spurs won against the Jazz as local schools celebrated Halloween with festive costumes, with the community encouraged to submit photos.
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.
News from the South - Louisiana News Feed
Warmer Sunday and Monday. Tracking next cool down
SUMMARY: Southeast Louisiana experienced beautiful weather today with clear skies and temperatures hitting a high of 67°F, slightly below the average. Tonight, temperatures will drop to the 30s and 40s, particularly on the North Shore. Tomorrow promises warmer weather, with highs reaching the mid-70s as winds shift from the Gulf of Mexico. A cold front is expected to arrive Monday afternoon, bringing a chance of showers, followed by cooler conditions. Looking ahead to Thanksgiving, early forecasts suggest temperatures around 72°F with possible showers. Overall, the upcoming week will feature a mix of sun and clouds, with a new storm system approaching.
Warmer Sunday and Monday. Tracking next cool down
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Unhoused people given notice to leave Downtown area in New Orleans
SUMMARY: The state may be planning another sweep of unhoused individuals in downtown, as notices were recently distributed requiring them to leave within 24 hours, warning of potential legal action for noncompliance. The flyers provide information about shelters and mention possible relocation to an encampment. Council member Leslie Harris suggested these orders originated from the state, despite productive discussions on homelessness. She noted that previous sweeps caused case managers to lose contact with over 63 residents who were close to being housed. Inquiries to Governor Landry and State Police have yet to receive a response.
The state may be planning another sweep of unhoused people in the Downtown area.
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Survive and Advance (Part 2)
SUMMARY: On this week’s Football Friday Night, General North Iberville hosted General TR, suffering a lengthy delay due to a player injury. General TR dominated the game, winning 38-6 with Ammani Williams scoring a touchdown. In other notable scores, Hainesville beat Montgomery 61-0 and the Mango Dragons triumphed over West St. John 44-6. In Division Three, Newman defeated Darbon Woods 49-19. The OCS Eagles won 28-6 against Catholic PC in Division Four. Meanwhile, St. Fred faced Southern Lab, with St. Fred’s season ending in a 24-7 loss. Next week, the playoffs continue with more exciting matchups.
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