SUMMARY: Nearly three months after a double shooting near a mobile home, 21-year-old Ryan Snow has been arrested for the murders of Chrissy Jenkins and her boyfriend Christopher Hedgewood, who were found dead on July 23rd. Tangipahoa Parish deputies recently discovered forensic evidence linking Snow to the incident. He was apprehended yesterday. Authorities are urging anyone with information about the case to contact the Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff’s Office.

Sheriff Gerald Sticker says Ryan Snow, 21, has been booked on two counts of 1st Degree Murder and one count of Obstruction of Justice.

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SUMMARY: Southeastern Louisiana is experiencing abundant sunshine and warm temperatures, which are expected to continue into next week. Most areas are seeing clear skies, especially under high pressure, with temperatures ranging from the upper 70s to lower 80s on the North Shore and low to mid 70s on the South Shore. Tonight will be warm and dry, with lows in the upper 40s to low 50s on the North Shore and low to mid 60s on the South Shore. A mostly sunny and breezy day is forecasted for tomorrow, with high pressure maintaining the dry weather pattern. Meanwhile, Hurricane Oscar affects the southeastern Bahamas and Tropical Storm Nadine heads towards Central America.

Sunny, warmer, and dry. Tracking tropics

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SUMMARY: Football Friday Night Extra, hosted by Zack Richon, Ayan Brer, and Jeremy Bryant, highlighted the excitement of Week 7 of high school football, showcasing intense rivalries and unexpected upsets. Key games included Neville’s victory over Ruston, breaking Ruston’s 20-game win streak, and Calvary Baptist’s strong performance against Union. West Monroe narrowly defeated the Lions, while the Cavaliers dominated Union Parish. Notable performances came from various players, including Parker Robinson and Hagen Herring. The show also discussed upcoming college football events, particularly Grambling’s homecoming. The atmosphere was electric, reflecting the deep community ties and spirit surrounding local high school football.

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