Gardeners in New Orleans brace for first frost as Arctic blast hits; experts advise protecting tender plants, while some residents remain unconcerned. Temperatures to rise again by Wednesday.

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On November 9th, a man and a 14-year-old boy were shot in New Orleans Gentilly neighborhood. The incident, occurring around 4:47 AM on Touro Street, involved a gunman in a dark SUV with neon lights. Both victims were hospitalized in stable condition. The investigation is ongoing, and authorities seek public assistance to identify the suspect.

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New Orleans holiday season promises a dazzling array of light displays, from grand, ticketed events like Celebration in the Oaks at City Park to charming, free neighborhood celebrations. These displays transform the city into a winter wonderland, offering memorable experiences for families and visitors alike. Christmas in Lafrenière Park and Nola Christmas Fest provide additional options, with indoor ice skating and carnival rides. Free options, such as Miracle on Fulton Street and hotel lobby decorations, ensure the spirit of the season shines brightly throughout the New Orleans area.

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Paul Tagliabue, former NFL Commissioner, passed away at 84, following heart failure and Parkinsons. He led the league from 1989 to 2006, expanding from 28 to 32 teams, and overseeing infrastructure development. He navigated crises like 9/11 and Katrina, and maintained labor peace, earning a Pro Football Hall of Fame induction in 2020.

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Slidell Police seek publics help in identifying bank robbery suspect; man faked limp, wore unusual attire, and used a cane during the crime.

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Brace for a cold snap! A significant cold front is set to sweep across southeast Louisiana, bringing freezing temperatures and gusty winds. A freeze watch is in effect for Monday evening, with overnight lows dropping into the mid-thirties and forties. Residents, especially in areas like Slidell, Baton Rouge, and parts of Jefferson and Plaquemines parishes, should prepare for potential freezing conditions. Temperatures could plunge as low as twenty-five degrees in locations along and north of Interstate twelve, and freezing wind chills are expected on both Sunday and Monday nights. Protect sensitive plants and pets from the cold.

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St. Tammany Parish teams gear up for playoff football, with Lakeshore earning a first-round bye. Mandeville, Salmen, Slidell, and Covington in Division One non-select, each with six wins and four losses, face off in the playoffs. St. Pauls and Pearl River in Division One and Two select, respectively, also prepare for their first-round games. Northlake Christian and Pope John Paul II in Division Three select, aim for playoff victories.

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Trump Administration Reduces Food Stamp Benefits: Amidst Government Shutdown, States Ordered to Cut SNAP Payments by 35%

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Northshore Panthers secure a thrilling victory over Mandeville Skippers in a parish rivalry game, advancing to the state tournament quarterfinals.

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St. Tammany Parish cross country teams shone at regional meets, with several athletes and teams securing spots at the upcoming state championships. Mandevilles Brayden Berglund and Northshores Grace Keene won individual titles in Division One, while Northshores girls team placed second. Multiple St. Tammany teams qualified for the state meet, including Mandeville, St. Pauls, Northshore, Slidell, and Fontainebleau for boys, and Northshore, Mandeville, Covington, and Slidell for girls. In Division Two, Hannan and Saint Scholastica had strong showings, and Christ Episcopals Noah Watson won his third consecutive individual title in Division Five. All eyes are on the LHSAA Cross Country State Meet on November seventeenth, where St. Tammany Parish athletes aim to build on their regional successes.

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