flood

It's always the same after a hurricane. People tell us how lucky we are to have only lost "stuff" - but sometimes, that "stuff" means everything.

Sheriff Tony Mancuso has requested the Calcasieu Parish Police Jury implement a voluntary evacuation of the western part of Calcasieu Parish.

You may not be able to tell from this photo, but this is what I-10 looks like near Winnie, Tx.

Water is rising in the Bob Bowers Civic Center, where evacuees are housed.

One person is looking for work after they drove through a flooded area in New Orleans over the weekend.

If you've ever had to go to work despite every road being at the bottom of an ocean, you should be able to identify with this. And maybe laugh a little.

After much political wrangling and rhetoric relief funds have finally been released for victims of the 2016 flooding in Louisiana.

Many Louisiana residents are entitled affected by the flooding of March and August are entitled to federal benefits. An online survey will help determine how much and how quickly you will receive for your particular situation.

Things went from bad to a lot worse for a Baton Rouge area flood victim when the home he was repairing exploded.

Where is all that flood relief money we've been hearing so much about? Unlike the flooding rains, it will finally begin to trickle to those that have the most need in the coming weeks.

Congress is still holding back several billion dollars in Louisiana flood relief money. The President is encouraging them to approve the money and help our people.

A 72-year-old Louisiana flood victim from East Baton Rouge Parish has won the $1 Million Powerball.