News from the South - Louisiana News Feed
NBC 10 News Today: Louisiana woman affected by Hurricane Helene
SUMMARY: Western North Carolina is facing severe destruction from Hurricane Halen, reminiscent of Hurricane Katrina‘s devastation. Izzy Crop, a resident who moved to Asheville from New Orleans, noted extensive damage, with many homes affected by fallen trees. Areas near rivers are particularly hard hit, with water levels still high and homes filled with mud. Residents are struggling due to a lack of resources, and many were unprepared for the storm, leading to issues like no running water for weeks. Crop emphasizes the similarities to Katrina, highlighting a long recovery ahead for affected communities.
NBC 10 News Today: Louisiana woman affected by Hurricane Helene
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The search for missing mother of 4 Suzanne Clark Simpson continues- John Paul shows what we know
SUMMARY: The search for missing mother Suzanne Clark Simpson is now on day four, with no significant breakthroughs reported at a recent press conference by the Alamo Park police chief. A new image of Suzanne from the last night she was seen, wearing a black dress and heels at the Argy private club, was revealed. The active search has been scaled back due to resource constraints, with personnel redirected to execute search warrants, including at the Simpson home. Authorities did not disclose if any significant findings emerged from that location. For more details, visit kat.com.
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STAR of the Week
SUMMARY: Sam Ozark, the starting quarterback for West Washington, exemplifies the balance of academics and athletics, earning him “Star of the Week” honors from Craftman Federal Credit Union. A senior, Ozark prioritizes his education alongside rigorous football practices. He efficiently manages his time between schoolwork and sports, understanding the importance of preparing for life beyond athletics. Coach Mike Rainwater emphasizes that student-athletes must excel in the classroom to compete. Ozark, grounded in his Christian faith, recognizes that football is a significant part of his life but not his identity. He is considering a future in marketing or engineering, enjoying relationships and communication.
Sam Ozark, West Ouachita Football
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Thursday 5PM Tropical Update: Milton heads out into the Atlantic
SUMMARY: A cold front has brought cooler temperatures, with highs in the 50s on the North Shore and 60s on the South Shore, while also suppressing tropical development in the Gulf of Mexico for the next 6 to 10 days. Post-tropical storm Milton, with winds at 70 mph, is no longer classified as a hurricane or tropical storm and is moving harmlessly into the Atlantic. Since 2017, the Gulf Coast has experienced 10 major hurricane landfalls, contrasting with no major events since 2005 prior. The 7-day forecast indicates significant temperature drops ahead, signaling a transition towards fall.
WWL Louisiana meteorologist Brooke Laizer with an eye on the tropics for News at 5PM on Thursday, Oct. 10, 2024.
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