Good morning, Slidell.

Safe Harbor Northshore announced that its 13th annual Real Superheroes of Safe Harbor Gala will take place Sept.

20 at The Harbor Center near Slidell—running from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m.—to fund its domestic violence shelter and campaign for abuse prevention.

Northshore District Attorney Collin Sims announced Tuesday at Hope House Children's Advocacy Center that a new child exploitation task force was created to track cyber tips in St. Tammany and Washington parishes—local law enforcement and Attorney General Liz Murrill will guide cases to stop online abuse.

A local mother—who cares for a child with autism—is pleading for the safe return of Bryan Vasquez, who is currently missing.

Louisiana’s shrimp season is off to a strong start today; however, local shrimpers report active participation has dropped from 20,000 licenses in 2000 to about 3,000 today—rising costs and cheap imports are making it hard to compete.

Shrimpers say these challenges threaten both their earnings and a way of life.

Parish officials in western St. Tammany are working on a $5.4 million federal project to filter manganese and iron from the drinking water of about 10,000 customers along La.

1085 and Bootlegger Road near Madisonville—customers may see temporary water discoloration during water line reroutes as the facility is built with major improvements expected by early next year.

Slidell residents in the Cross Gates Water System must boil their water because an electrical issue on Tuesday dropped chlorine levels—officials say the advisory will end once the state tests water samples.

Business After Hours Networking Event

5-7 p.m. — Laser Image Marketing — No RSVP needed — Connect with local professionals and explore creative marketing solutions.

Tiger Mile Fundraiser for SHS Cross Country

6:30-9 p.m. — Slidell High School — Suggested $10 donation — Run under the lights and support the Slidell High School Cross Country Team while enjoying music and community spirit.