Louisiana Confirms New Measles Case: Public Exposure at New Orleans AirportOn November eleventh, Louisiana Department of Health reported a new measles case in an adult resident, exposed during international travel. The patient was at Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airports Concourse B on November ninth, between five PM and eight thirty PM. Measles can remain airborne for up to two hours after an infectious person leaves. Those on the same flight will be notified. This is the third case in Louisiana this year, all travel-associated. Measles is highly contagious; adults need one MMR dose after age one for immunity. Those born before 57 or with prior measles are also immune. If exposed, check vaccination status, consult a healthcare provider, and watch for symptoms appearing seven to twenty-one days after exposure.

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On this episode, we revisit historical moments from our archives. In 1896, Covington Fire Company Number One received a state-of-the-art hook and ladder truck, a significant upgrade for their department. Fast forward to 1971, the community rallied to support troops overseas during Christmas, sending care packages filled with requested items. In 1996, the St. Tammany Parish Police Jury withdrew courthouse relocation referendums, opting to hold meetings for a comprehensive proposal. Lastly, in 1996, former President George H.W. Bush delivered a keynote address at a Republican rally, emphasizing character and expressing confidence in his sons presidency.

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On November 11th, the US Senate initiated a series of votes to end the government shutdown, causing widespread travel disruptions. A proposed bill, supported by moderate Democrats and independents, aims to fund the government through January but doesnt include Democrats demand for Affordable Care Act subsidies extension. The bill includes provisions to reverse federal worker firings and guarantee their payment upon shutdown conclusion. The shutdowns human cost escalates, with millions awaiting SNAP payments and the travel industry in turmoil. Over 2,200 flights were canceled on Monday, leaving travelers stranded. At Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport, at least three flights were canceled, causing anxiety for stranded travelers. The situation has led to a surge in alternative travel plans, with Hertz reporting a 20% increase in one-way car rentals. Officials stress the need for the shutdown to end, especially with the upcoming holiday season and conventions.

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On November 11th, New Orleans voters decide on a crucial sales tax renewal for the French Quarter, known as the quarter for the Quarter tax. This tax funds essential services and improvements, including public safety and infrastructure. With over 900 historic streetlamps restored and extra police patrols, the tax ensures the Quarters safety and charm. Voters must approve the renewal to maintain this vital funding for the iconic neighborhood.

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Measles case confirmed in Louisiana, public exposure at New Orleans airport; residents urged to check vaccination status.

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Louisiana confirms new measles case, linked to international travel and airport exposure. The Department of Health advises checking vaccination status and monitoring symptoms, as measles can linger in the air for up to two hours. This is the third case in Louisiana this year, with the first two also travel-related and involving adults. Measles is highly contagious, and immunization is the best prevention.

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Louisianas fortified roof program reaches a major milestone with ten thousand roofs now fortified, thanks to state grants. This initiative, modeled after Alabamas success, is crucial for long-term affordable insurance in South Louisiana. Despite progress, the state still grapples with an insurance crisis, as rates remain high and unaffordable for many residents.

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Mayor of Gallaway, Tennessee, Jamie Mayo, arrested for crack cocaine possession following a traffic stop in Tipton County. Deputies found 0.25 grams of crack cocaine hidden under the front passenger seat, where Mayor Mayo had been sitting. He was charged with possession of a controlled substance.

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Mayor of Gallaway, Tennessee, Jamie Mayo, arrested for crack cocaine possession following a traffic stop in Tipton County. Deputies found 0.25 grams of crack cocaine hidden under the front passenger seat, where Mayor Mayo had been sitting. He was charged with possession of a controlled substance.

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New Orleans Police Investigate Officer Roberson for Policy Violations; Public Calls for Transparency

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