SUMMARY: San Antonio police arrested 19 individuals linked to the transnational gang TR Araga, involved in drug trafficking, extortion, and human smuggling. Four gang members were apprehended in a multi-agency operation sparked by concerns of human trafficking and drug violations in North San Antonio, leading to further investigations. Meanwhile, local authorities are addressing rising crime rates, ensuring public safety remains a priority. The fire union also warned members about gang activities in the area. In other news, a recent dog attack led to police shooting a pit bull after it attacked its owner, leaving the owner critically injured. The community remains vigilant amid ongoing challenges.

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SUMMARY: Southeastern Louisiana is experiencing a cloudy day with some light rain, particularly in Lower Plaquemines Parish. Current conditions show that clouds are moving north from the southwestern Gulf of Mexico, where Tropical Storm Milton is forecasted to strengthen into a hurricane. A cold front is expected to prevent Milton from moving towards Louisiana, steering it towards Florida instead. This front will also bring drier, sunnier weather to the region. Meanwhile, Hurricane Kirk and Hurricane Leslie are both moving towards the north and expected to weaken. Local conditions should improve with clear skies ahead.

Turning sunnier. Latest on Milton

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SUMMARY: Meteorologist Pton Malone reports that named storm Milton is currently in the Gulf of Mexico, off the Mexican coast, and could pose a significant threat to Florida. Unlike typical Gulf storms, Milton’s path is directed eastward, likely making landfall as a major hurricane (Category 3 or potentially Category 4) on the west side of Florida by Wednesday. Heavy rains are expected to begin soon, with storm impacts increasing dramatically midweek. The storm’s trajectory depends on its intensity, with potential wind impacts reaching inland areas like Orlando. Residents are urged to prepare for severe weather effects, particularly in the Tampa region.

Meteorologist Payton Malone has the latest update tracking the Tropics. TS Milton expected to land Wednesday in Florida as Cat. 3 hurricane or higher.

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