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Louisiana regulators approve statewide energy efficiency program | Louisiana
SUMMARY: Louisiana is close to establishing a statewide energy efficiency program after the Public Service Commission selected APTIM as its exclusive facilitator, with a $25 million budget. The initiative aims to reduce energy consumption by 0.4% in the first year and 0.5% annually for four subsequent years. However, concerns have arisen regarding the program’s potential high costs to taxpayers, with budgets from competing firms exceeding millions. Critics, including Commissioner Eric Skrmetta, worry that the program could increase utility rates instead of lowering them. The debate over the program’s costs and sustainability continues amid procedural considerations for potential reversals in January.
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SUMMARY: Suzanne Simpson has been missing for a week, prompting an ongoing search by local authorities after her husband, Brad, was arrested on assault and unlawful restraint charges. Witnesses reported a physical altercation between the couple before her disappearance. Despite extensive searches in the neighborhood, no sign of Suzanne has been found. Meanwhile, the Down Syndrome Association of South Texas supports parents of children with Down syndrome, providing a strong community network. In weather news, San Antonio faces unseasonably high temperatures but a cool front is anticipated midweek. The Houston Texans secured a commanding victory against the New England Patriots.
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SUMMARY: Good morning, San Antonio! Today, expect hot weather with a high of 94°F and decreasing humidity in the afternoon. Unfortunately, there’s no significant rain in sight, as many lawns are struggling. In local news, police have arrested 28-year-old Darius Denson for a deadly shooting in May. Meanwhile, search efforts continue for Suzanne Clark Simpson, who went missing on October 6th. A community resource fair for domestic violence survivors took place, and the Down Syndrome Association of South Texas is hosting its 24th annual walk this month. Stay tuned for more updates as you enjoy your Sunday!
The KSAT 12 News Team provides a look at local, regional, statewide and national news events and the latest information on local traffic and weather issues.
SUMMARY: Sunday will be warm, with temperatures rising from the 70s to around 86°F. Southeast Louisiana has dry air, but a cold front is expected later in the week, bringing cooler temperatures. By Tuesday evening, highs will still be in the upper 80s, but midweek temperatures will drop to the 70s, with lows in the 50s and 60s. By Thursday, lows in the 40s will make it feel like sweater weather. No rain is expected from the cold fronts, minimizing tropical development risks as hurricane season nears its end. The only system being monitored has a low chance of development.
Temperatures will remain above average Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday as highs rise into the upper 80s.
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