Lake Charles Mayor Nic Hunter announced on his Facebook page that the Louisiana National Guard were bringing tarps to Lake Charles tomorrow.

The City of Sulphur has announced that the Louisiana National Guard will be setting up a food, water, and ice distribution center in the city tomorrow.

Once water is restored, everyone will be under a boil advisory until it's safe to be lifted.

President Donald Trump has arrived in Lake Charles to survey damage from Hurricane Laura throughout Southwest Louisiana and Texas.

A video from the streets of Lake Charles shows just how powerful Hurricane Laura really was as it swept through all of Southwest Louisiana.

The Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality has released some important information about proper separation and disposal of debris.

This morning the option to file for disaster assistance through FEMA in several SWLA parishes became available.

Emergency Service Technicians and First Responders are still on the scene monitoring the areas.

A track change of fewer than 20 miles made all the difference between Hurricane Laura being remembered as a wind event versus a water event.

The evacuations were ordered over concerns about the availability of water and power in Lake Charles.

Casey Tingle from the Governor's Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness talked recently about the massive destruction and the clean-up effort starting in the entire state.

Officials are saying over 96% of residents in SWLA are without power after Hurricane Laura barreled through the state.