hurricane laura

Hurricane forecast technology has improved immensely over the past 50 years. Just how accurate these forecasts are is really impressive.

An aerial photograph taken Tuesday, October 6, 2020, by Erik Stratton from Moss Bluff, Louisiana shows a sea of blue roof tarps as far as the eye can see.

It took a little more than a month to get over 93,000 south Louisiana residents back online following Hurricane Laura.

Louisiana native Lauren Daigle announces a concert to help bring help and awareness to the Lake Charles area, recently devasted by Hurricane Laura.

FEMA will open drive-thru assistance centers for residents of Beauregard and Acadia parishes tomorrow.

The storm surge high water mark was left on what remained of structures on Rutherford Beach in Cameron Parish.

Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers is hosting a fundraiser today to support communities across Louisiana and Texas impacted by Hurricane Laura. The goal is to raise at least $100,000.

Fishing and boating are prohibited in the refuge at this time while storm cleanup continues.

Houses of worship that were damaged in Hurricane Laura may be eligible for FEMA grants to help fund repair and restoration.

Personal hygiene products, clothing, canned goods, water, and snacks will be available at the drive-through event.

The center will open at the LSU AgCenter building on West Port Street on Thursday.

Currently there are 14 families, all evacuees of Hurricane Laura, staying at the Super 8 in Breaux Bridge who could really use a helping hand.

Service has been restored to over one hundred thousand customers in the area in a little less than three weeks.

Residents in storm-damaged areas of the state may still apply for assistance to replace food lost in Hurricane Laura.

While the rebuilding process always seems to be a frustrating one after major storms, the heaviest hit parts of Louisiana are slowly getting back on its feet post-Hurricane Laura.

Students in Jeff Davis Parish, with one exception, will be back in class as of Monday.

The bits of fragmented glass from the Capital One Tower are being repurposed and sold to support recovery efforts.

Through this Saturday, September 12, it will donate 10 percent of all purchases made at its retail stores to storm survivors.

Disaster SNAP benefits, DSNAP have been approved for victims of Hurricane Laura in 16 Parishes, and here's the important information you need to know...

There have been plenty of videos showing the devastation that Hurricane Laura left in her path, but this one just hit me differently.