Hurricane Ida

New research suggests that back-to-back hurricanes could become more common for Louisiana and the rest of the Gulf Coast over the next several years.

Do you or your friends and family need a job? FEMA is currently hiring Louisiana residents to form a Hurricane Ida Recovery Team.

Louisiana's coast was impacted by three named storms this season. I'm sure you remember Ida, but what about the other two?

One month after Hurricane Ida's landfall thousands of SELA residents are still without power.

Almost a month after Hurricane Ida, Dulac is still hurting and in serious need of help.

Louisiana needs help and the federal government has been slow to open the purse strings. Governor Edwards is in the nation's capital today to see about securing more federal aid.

Hurricane Ida's rath was not only felt in Louisiana, the storm wreaked havoc all the way up to the Northeast.

The Oak Ally Plantation announced via their website that there has been extensive damage to the property after Hurricane Ida.

We all know how hard the electrical linemen work to get power restored to a community after a hurricane

Issues with mail service and electricity in storm-damaged areas of the state are being blamed for the potential delay.

If you don't own a home, suffered property loss, or are no longer able to live in your house due to damage caused by Hurricane Ida you may qualify for a grant.

Forecasters are keeping their eyes on a system that is almost due south of Lafayette this morning. Here's where they think it will go next.