hurricane ida

Humans aren't the only ones who find themselves displaced after devastating storms like Hurricane Ida.

Owner of the New Orleans Saints and New Orleans Pelicans franchises, Gayle Benson, will be donating $1 Million to Hurricane Ida relief efforts according to a team statement. With the future of the team's start to their NFL season uncertain, Coach Sean Payton and the Saints will have a challenging road to their Week 1 game against the Green Bay Packers.

Hopefully these gas apps can help you find gas around Lafayette and Acadiana.

The Love Truck takes your donations to people who have been adversely affected by Hurricane Ida. Donate items or cash, your choice.

Aircrews conducted what the Coast Guard described as "critical post-storm overflight search and rescue" efforts over areas impacted by Hurricane Ida.

In the place where Hurricane Ida did the most damage, recovering residents will now have to cope with extreme heat conditions while being without power.

Disasters can bring out the best in people. It can also bring out the crazies.

One business is hosting an Emergency Relief Drive to gather supplies that will be needed by volunteers and those who need find themselves needing assistance.

Houma residents say the area looks like a "war zone."

It all happened on live TV.

Leaders in both parishes are thankful the storm's fury missed them.

Deputies with the Ascension Parish Sheriff's Office responded to a home off of Highway 621 in Prairieville last night around 8:30 pm.

Franklin's mayor says he's grateful.

Volunteers are asked to bring four days of food and clothes, as well as chainsaws and gasoline if they can.

Ida has been downgraded to tropical storm status and will continue to weaken as it moves away from Louisiana.

As Hurricane Ida continues to slowly move through south Louisiana, families in LaPlace have reportedly retreated to their attics.

Watching this video, it seems like a sped-up time-lapse, but it's not. It's real-time, and it's chilling.

Hurricane Ida is not done creating havoc for many Louisiana Parishes tonight. There are multiple reports of significant flooding in the Laplace area right now. According to the National Weather Service out of New Orleans, this is the first confirmed reports of flooding they have received...

Conditions in New Orleans just went from bad to worse as the entire city is without power due to Hurricane Ida.

Lafayette will see winds gusts up to 55 miles per hour tonight.