SUMMARY: With Thanksgiving approaching, several turkey giveaways took place across San Antonio. Reverend James Robinson and volunteers hosted the 21st annual Thanksgiving giveaway on the east side, distributing over 1,000 turkeys to a long line of cars. On the south side, Operation Homefront provided meal kits to nearly 400 military families. Both events highlighted the importance of community support, especially during the holidays. Organizers emphasized the need to give back and help others, with participants expressing gratitude for the assistance. Many said it felt like extended family, particularly for military members away from home.

On Saturday morning, thousands of free turkeys and other Thanksgiving food staples were given out to neighbors all over San Antonio.

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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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SUMMARY: Tensions are rising between city and state leaders over how to manage the unhoused population. Recently, notices were distributed in the French Quarter, giving people 24 hours to leave due to violations related to their presence. These actions are part of Governor Landry’s upcoming homeless sweeps, following previous encampment clearances downtown. City Council member Leslie Harris criticized the state’s approach, stating it disrupts city plans and has resulted in case managers losing contact with over 63 unhoused individuals who were near housing solutions. A judge had previously issued a temporary restraining order against the state’s plan, which is now lifted.

A disagreement between city and state leaders over how to handle the city’s unhoused population is flaring again.

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