hurricane isaac

A tropical wave could move into the Gulf of Mexico by the end of the week. Meanwhile, a major hurricane is bearing down on the East Coast.

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You may have heard rumblings or seen on Facebook stories about the "Spawn of Isaac" forming in the Gulf of Mexico. Here is why it wouldn't be named Isaac and why we don't think you have anything to worry about.

Volunteer Louisiana is looking for your help in the aftermath of Hurricane Isaac-Plenty of opportunities to help our friends and neighbors in Louisiana!

Haz Mat crews have been dispatched to Mississippi beaches to clean up thousands of dead nutria who have washed up after Hurricane Isaac.

We all have those overly dramatic friends that post even the smallest aspects of their existence as if it were major breaking news. Nothing brings out the drama on Facebook like a hurricane.

Our friends in coastal Mississippi really bore the brunt of the heavy rain, high winds and storm surge. Here is video from Long Beach as the storm was pushing on shore yesterday.

Here is incredible video from an amazing vantage point of the storm that affected so many of us yesterday.

Once Hurricane, now Tropical Storm Isaac’s trek through Acadiana is wreaking some havoc on high school football schedules this weekend.

As Tropical Storm Isaac makes its way up Louisiana and into Acadiana, high winds have caused numerous power outages across the area.   ENTERGY Vermilion Parish – 2424 customers Lafayette Parish – 896 customers St. Landry Parish – 1781 customers Iberia Parish – 1704 customers St. Mar...

You may be wondering how such silly disc jockeys can get so much great information to disseminate to the masses about Hurricane Isaac.

As Hurricane Isaac moves inland, we are beginning to get reports of some of the damage. Earlier, we reported about the breached levee in Plaquemines Parish and homes getting flooded there.

I wanted to get a feel of what was going in Lafayette this morning so I hopped in the ole pick-up and took a quick drive around. Traffic was light, which is a great thing! Did not see much in the way of down tree limbs or lights out.

Earlier today a Plaquemines Parish man called New Orleans TV station WWL from his attic. Why? Well, he and his family had to climb up to avoid rushing waters in their home due to a breached levee.

Watch what is going on in the Big Easy on the Earth Cam webcam.

Louisiana Secretary of Agriculture Mike Strain discusses the harvest season for Louisiana’s sugar cane and cotton crops. This year's harvest was really looking favorable. That was before Hurricane Isaac spun up through the Gulf of Mexico.

This video tracks Hurricane Isaac from its beginnings in the tropical Atlantic to its landfall along the Louisiana coast.

What was it like along the shores of Lake Ponchartrain today?

“It’s really not the strength of the winds that’s anything to really be concerned as much as it is the length of the time we have these winds,” Durel says.

The Wednesday night race card will be made up at a later date.