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Allow the final picture to be an example of what NOT to do during a flooded roadway situation. Don't be a jerk.

A bride walked down the aisle as a church flooded in the Philippines.

The UL Lafayette History Department wants to document your stories of what happened during the historic and devastating floods of 2016.

The heartbreaking time lapse shows the water seeping through the walls and slowly but surely creeping up the legs of the table, the sofas and chairs.

So, judging by my totally unscientific research, it appears that the vehicle drove into the ditch, and didn't just "get flooded" on Ambassador Caffery.

As flood waters slowly recede and people take stock of everything they've lost, please don't tell them "it's just stuff". Because it's a whole lot more than that.

When flood victims in a Sugar Land neighborhood started to run low on food, Pizza Hut came to the rescue.

Although much of Acadiana was spared the destruction seen in Texas, Congressman Clay Higgins says it’s all hands on deck in south Louisiana.

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.

A local reporter for News 15 reminded us why we should always avoid flooded roadways.

The news is getting better.

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

Officer Steve Perez, who was with Houston Police Department for 34 years, drowned while trying to report to his station.

While it may be hard to believe, these UL Tropical System Campus Procedures are, in fact, fake.

Listen as Chris Reed and Digital talk to a local businessman who took part in the rescue efforts in Houston.

Officials at an alligator attraction in Texas say flood waters could aid in the release of over 300 gators

A local businessman has been highlighted in several photos, while in Texas, as he takes part in the rescue mission.

With water rising in the area snakes are once again showing up everywhere.

Hurricane Harvey and it's lingering storms are taking a toll on the Greater Houston Area; The Weather Channel released a before/after video.