hurricane ida

It seems that the New Orleans Sewerage and Water Board is facing a completely different crisis than the one they originally expected.

One person is dead after an altercation over gas in Metairie.

The former Cajuns running back is taking hurricane relief supplies to LaPlace as they try to recover from Hurricane Ida's wrath. Here's how you can help...

After a week's worth of hardships in the aftermath of Hurricane Ida, two NYPD volunteer officers are here to make you smile.

Aaron Thibodeaux, the owner of Chris’ Electrical Service, is in Port Fourchon working to get electricity back to the area.

Help is available for anyone whose home was damaged or destroyed.

Chilling images show houses burn out of control as firefighters have a very difficult time getting to them.

St. Tammany Parish deputies fold an American flag damaged by Hurricane Ida after finding it on a fence in Old Mandeville.

From what we understand, the house was able to do what it has done for the past few hundred years: withstand the storm

According to reports, approximately 850 Southeast Louisiana nursing home residents were transported to a warehouse near Hammond to escape Hurricane Ida. Four of the nursing home residents died at the facility with twelve others requiring hospitalization.

These pictures show the unimaginable destruction caused by Hurricane Ida in Southeastern Louisiana.

Eight law enforcement officers will be going to Southeast Louisiana.

Authorities say at least eight deaths were reported in New York City and New Jersey as relentless rain from the remnants of Hurricane Ida sent the New York City area into a state of emergency.

As floodwaters begin to recede, some areas of southeastern Louisiana are just beginning to grasp the damage caused by Hurricane Ida.

As Hurricane Ida was reeking her havoc on the city of New Orleans it tore down an iconic piece of history that has been standing in the city since 1913.

Many on social media are reporting that the men stranded on a drill rig in the Gulf of Mexico after Hurricane Ida are beginning to be evacuated by the Coast Guard. Photos posted to a Facebook group show the tarnished state of the rig due to the effects of the storm.

Reports out of New Orleans are showing those affected by Hurricane Ida lining up for hours in order to get a free, hot meal. Many around Southeastern Louisiana are experiencing hardships, with one woman saying she hadn't eaten in days after her roof collapsed.

All of the items collected at these sites will be ferried over to the Thibodeaux and Metairie areas to be distributed to the folks there who need them the most.

Governor John Bel Edwards has announced a State website has now gone live to assist Louisianians affected by Hurricane Ida.

Dr. Wilson discussed the challenges facing DOTD in the coming weeks including gas shortages and road and bridge damage,