News from the South - Louisiana News Feed
Weather Impact Day tonight for heavy rain and possible flooding
SUMMARY: Meteorologist Devon Lucie reports heavy rain and thunderstorms moving through the Bayou Parishes, with the heaviest storms expected to hit the North Shore and surrounding areas by midnight. There is potential for localized flooding, with up to three inches of rain expected. Temperatures will warm briefly early in the morning before dropping drastically, with highs only reaching the mid-40s by afternoon. An Arctic blast is forecasted to bring freezing temperatures to the region by Thursday and Friday, with wind chills making it feel even colder. Saturday night may bring light rain before temperatures warm slightly.
Meteorologist Devon Lucie tracks the rain that’s out at the time of the broadcast showing where the heaviest rain is and when it’s expected to be where you are, when it’s gone, and how much you’ll get. Then highlights a bit change in temperatures from milder early morning hours around 60 to a windy and much colder day with readings hovering only around 47 and dives into another arctic blast showing you how cold your Thursday and Friday will be before tracking another potential of light rain Saturday night while finishing with your seven day forecast.
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The storied history of eating watermelon
SUMMARY: Chef Myisha “Maya” Masterson, founder of the Black Roux Culinary Collective, blends food, history, music, and travel into immersive culinary experiences. Her Juneteenth tribute, a shrimp watermelon salad, honors African American resilience with symbolic ingredients like watermelon, red onion, and pickled collard greens. Masterson views cooking as a deeply artistic and nourishing act, rooted in ancestral tradition. Watermelon, once a tool of survival and later a racist stereotype, has been reclaimed as a symbol of liberation and pride. Masterson’s work highlights the powerful connection between food and cultural legacy, offering nourishment not just for the body but for the soul.
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How would a tax for Johnston Street work? – The Current
SUMMARY: With City Council approval of a road ownership swap, Lafayette’s revitalization of Bertrand Drive and Johnston Street is moving forward. Funding remains unresolved, with Councilman Andy Naquin proposing an Economic Development District (EDD) to impose an extra sales tax on businesses in the area. Mayor-President Monique Boulet agreed to explore the EDD but emphasized the need for more analysis and stakeholder input. Though controversial, especially among businesses, EDDs could support infrastructure upgrades, with Johnston Street receiving \$5 million in initial state funding. Naquin hopes to finalize EDD boundaries by year’s end, framing it as a potential public-private partnership.
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A Non-Surgical Body Contouring Option
SUMMARY: Evolve X is a non-surgical, wearable body contouring treatment using radio frequency and electrical muscle stimulation (EMS) to tighten skin, melt fat, and tone muscles. Dr. Ali Sadehi explains it targets areas like the abdomen, arms, thighs, and buttocks, offering fat reduction, skin tightening, and muscle toning without downtime. Treatments last 45-60 minutes, recommended weekly for 6-10 sessions, with visible results in 3-6 weeks. Ideal candidates are near their ideal weight with moderate skin laxity and stubborn fat. Evolve X complements a healthy lifestyle for improved body contouring, with no recovery or side effects. Contact Dr. Sadehi for more info.
Dr. Ali Sadeghi shares how Evolve X can help contour your body without the use of surgery.
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