On November eighth, a large-scale immigration raid occurred at a Kenner boat launch, involving local and state police. Federal agents detained at least a dozen individuals, with reports suggesting up to fifteen were taken into custody. The operation was a response to nuisance complaints, with authorities citing the need to address lawlessness along the Lake Pontchartrain lakefront. This event marks one of the largest immigration raids in the New Orleans area during President Trumps second term, according to immigrant rights advocates.

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Kenner Police, with federal agencies, conduct large-scale operation at Pier Park, detaining individuals for ongoing issues of lawlessness and nuisance crimes. Operation aims to send clear message that such behavior will not be tolerated.

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St. Pauls secures third consecutive District title, Hahnville edges Lakeshore, Northlake Christian dominates Independence - High school football teams across the region wrapped up their regular seasons with impressive performances and district titles decided. St. Pauls secured their third consecutive District six-five-A title, Hahnville edged out Lakeshore, and Northlake Christian dominated Independence.

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Coleman E. Adler the Second, patriarch of New Orleans iconic Adlers Jewelry, retires after 62 years. A massive storewide retirement sale begins November 10th, offering discounts on fine jewelry, gifts, and housewares. The Adler name will continue in the next generation, marking the end of an era for a family business that has served New Orleans for over a century.

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Slidell Tigers secure district title with dominant win, led by JaKwon Jones record-breaking performance.

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Tangipahoa River Reopens: Boating and Recreation Resumes After Extensive Cleanup

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Mandeville High School football coach Craig Jones achieved a remarkable milestone, securing his one hundredth career win in a forty-two to twenty victory over Fontainebleau. This achievement, in his thirteenth season as head coach, was kept under wraps until the games end, when his players surprised him with an ice water shower. Jones, a Mandeville graduate, credits his success to the talented coaches and players hes worked with, having started his coaching journey as a volunteer assistant in two thousand one. He initially considered a career in sports broadcasting but found his passion in coaching and working with young athletes. Jones values the strong bond within his coaching staff and the relationships he builds with his players, emphasizing that these connections are more rewarding than any win-loss record.

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St. Tammany Parishs Mosquito Abatement District sues council over budget review, accusing it of an illegal and unauthorized investigation. The council, aiming to save taxpayer money, formed a transparency committee led by District Attorney Collin Sims to review the districts nine-million-dollar budget. The district, however, claims the review was a sham investigation and has filed a bar complaint against Sims.

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New Orleans officials propose harsher penalties for unauthorized demolition of historic buildings, following a recent incident where a century-old home was illegally destroyed. The current fine of $25,000 is being questioned as insufficient deterrent, as seen in the case of developer Michael Moore, who was fined and ordered to rebuild a replica of the demolished house. City Council members and preservationists advocate for increased fines and plan to meet with state lawmakers to draft new legislation.

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Antoine Massey, a ringleader in a New Orleans jail escape, claims Sheriff Hutson and District Attorney Williams were involved in separate conspiracies to facilitate his breakout. Massey alleges Hutson offered him $250,000 for the escape to secure more funding, while Williams wanted him to flee to make Hutson look bad in an election. Massey also defends jail janitor Sterling Williams, claiming he was innocent. All ten escaped inmates were recaptured, including Massey, who was wanted for rape and kidnapping.

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