SUMMARY: WDSU has released new footage of a crash caused by alleged shoplifter Shaneka Smith, leading to the deaths of two teenagers, 17-year-olds Giselle Smith and Semaj Morris. Smith, who was accused of stealing six Gucci scarves from Saks Fifth Avenue before a chase, is facing charges. The crash occurred on December 11 after deputies initiated a brief pursuit of her vehicle. The high-speed incident resulted in tragic fatalities over mere dollars in stolen goods, prompting demands for accountability from the victims’ families. New Orleans police may issue an arrest warrant for another suspect involved in the theft.

Joneaka Smooth, 31, is now facing charges for allegedly shoplifting on the afternoon of Dec. 11, hours before deputies said she caused a deadly crash.

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SUMMARY: WDSU’s weather forecast highlights an anticipated impact day due to potential fog, particularly around the Lakefront, with visibility expected to decline late tonight and worsen by Wednesday morning. Rain showers are affecting areas like Franklin and Baton Rouge, while temperatures range from the 60s to nearly 80 degrees. A cold front is expected to further reduce humidity, alleviating fog issues in the days following. Christmas weather forecasts differ, with the U.S. model suggesting minimal holiday rain, while European forecasts indicate possible showers. Overall, mild conditions will prevail until the arrival of cooler air later in the week.

Meteorologist Devon Lucie identifies when and where fog is likeliest to be the worst over the next two days and has initiated weather impact days, then lets you know how warm each day will be, what’s in store for rain chances, and tracks a cold front that will scour out all the fog showing you what it will bring in the way of rain chances and cooler air, then shows you how much colder it gets over the weekend, and then has a longer range forecast with a look at Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, then finishes with your complete seven day forecast.

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SUMMARY: Fishers in Cameron Parish, Gulf of Mexico, report a drastic catch decline from 1 million tons to 150,000 tons since the first liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal opened eight years ago. A new carbon capture project, the GeoDura hub by OnStream CO2, aims to store carbon dioxide underground but raises environmental concerns. Critics fear potential disruptions to fisheries and leakage risks from abandoned wells. While the federal government supports the initiative, its effectiveness remains uncertain. Various stakeholders, including local fishermen and environmental advocates, express skepticism regarding both the project and the broader implications for the fossil fuel industry.

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