hurricane laura

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

The cameras may be gone, but Lake Charles is only beginning to pick up the pieces.

The office will operate in Prien Lake Park and will provide licenses and permits for those needing to do construction and repair work.

A Florida pastor, en route to help victims of Hurricane Laura, has died as a result of injuries he received in a car crash.

Federal money to help Louisiana rebuild roads and bridges ravaged by Hurricane Laura is already on the way, that according to DOTD boss, Dr. Shawn Wilson

Water, ice, and MREs are all available, and all at no cost.

The City of Scott has announced storm debris pickup from Hurricane Laura. There are some guidelines for debris pickup to be aware of so that everything goes smoothly and quickly.

Early August 27, Hurricane Laura made landfall near Cameron, Louisiana leaving behind a path of destruction to Southwest Louisiana.

Many of those affected by Hurricane Laura in Louisiana are seeking the assistance of FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency).

The Louisiana Department of Health has confirmed two more storm related deaths from Hurricane Laura. These latest deaths were reported in Beauregard Parish. This brings the death toll in Louisiana to 17.

The recent heavy rains of Hurricane Laura have invigorated South Louisiana's mosquito population.

While the good people in Lake Charles are still working tirelessly to recover from the devastation that Hurricane Laura brought to the area, our neighbors to the West in Texas are showing their support in a very special way. Faith in humanity - restored!