BATON ROUGE — On Saturday, voters return to the polls to decide on multiple municipal ordinances and local leadership positions.

The election will affect more local voters than the one in March, with multiple ballot measures in each parish in the Baton Rouge area. Here's what voters can expect when they return to the polls:

East Baton Rouge Parish:

A councilmember seat in Baker, with Democrats Toni Jackson and Robert Young facing off for the District 4 seat. 

Propositions:

- Millage renewal for the Central Community School System

- Parcel fee renewal for Mayfair Park/Park East/Heights Crime Prevention and Improvement District

Ascension Parish:

Propositions: 

- Tax renewal for the city of Gonzales

- Tax renewal for Fire Protection District No. 3

- Bond proposition for the Ascension Parish School Board

Assumption Parish:

Propositions: 

- Acreage tax for Gravity Drainage District No. 2 

East Feliciana Parish:

A seat on the Board of Trustees for Jackson. Independent Dane Brown is running unopposed.

Iberville Parish:

A city council seat for St. Gabriel will be elected from Democrats Randall Jackson and Okedria Smith.

Propositions: 

- Sales tax proposition for 18th Judicial Enforcement District

- Tax renewal for Fire Protection District No. 1

- Tax renewal for Fire Protection District No. 2

Livingston Parish: 

Propositions: 

- Tax renewal for the city of Walker

- Tax renewal for Fire Protection District No. 5

- Tax renewal for Fire Protection District No. 10

- Tax renewal for Recreation District No. 2

- Millage extension and rededication for Florida Parishes Juvenile Justice District

- Proposition for Special Taxing District No. 5

Pointe Coupee Parish:

Propositions:

- Sales tax proposition for 18th Judicial Enforcement District

- Millage proposition for Fire Protection District No. 2

- Millage proposition for Fire Protection District No. 3

- Millage proposition for Fire Protection District No. 5

Saint Helena Parish:

Propositions:

- Millage extension and rededication for Florida Parishes Juvenile Justice District

Saint James Parish:

Propositions:

- Parishwide tax proposition

Saint Mary Parish:

Propositions:

- Bond proposition for Water and Sewer Commission No. 4

- Bond proposition for Wax Lake East Drainage District

- Tax continuation for Gravity Sub-Drainage District No. 1

- Tax renewal for Ward 4 Fire Protection District No. 2

- Tax continuation for Wax Lake East Drainage District

Tangipahoa Parish: 

Propositions:

- Millage extension and redirection for Florida Parishes Juvenile Justice District

- Tax proposition for Hammond Area Recreation District No. 1

- Tax proposition for Fire Protection District No. 1

West Baton Rouge Parish: 

Propositions:

- Sales tax proposition for 18th Judicial Enforcement District

West Feliciana Parish:

Propositions:

- Tax renewal for Law Enforcement District

BATON ROUGE - Disney on Ice returns to the capital city this weekend to present its new program "Magic in the Stars."

There will be figure skating, high-flying acrobatics, innovative lighting, and some of your favorite iconic Disney stars—plus a few new ones.

The show features performances from Princess Tiana, Cinderella, Snow White, Belle, Elsa and Anna, Lightening McQueen, and the cast of Encanto preforming the popular song "We Don't Talk about Bruno."

The show runs on Friday at 7 p.m., on Saturday at 11 a.m., 3 p.m., and 7 p.m., and on Sunday at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m..

Along with temperatures in the upper 80's, increasing humidity will make it feel even warmer outside. This is mainly thanks to southeasterly winds, which could gust to 30 mph at times through the weekend.

Today & Tonight: Today will feature more clouds in the area than previous days. This will keep our temperature from getting in the 90's, but the upper 80's is still expected. Winds will be southeast at 10-20mph with occasionally higher gusts. Tonight, lows will be near 70 degrees under mostly cloudy skies.

Up Next: Over the weekend, mornings will begin with temperatures in the low 70s followed by afternoons in the upper 80s. Skies will feature a mix of sun and clouds with an outside shot at a shower, mainly on Sunday. Our next best chance of rain will arrive early next week. A front stalled to our northwest, combined with some energy in the upper levels of the atmosphere, could result in scattered showers and thunderstorms to begin the new week. As of right now, severe weather and heavy rainfall do not look like threats. A front passage is unlikely, so the humidity and warm temperatures will not be going anywhere.