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A video of an 18-wheeler driver rejecting reality, and injecting his own has gone viral. This trucker had somewhere to get, and he wasn't going to let 4-feet of flood water stop him.

A 21 member task force has been created to help Louisiana citizens recover from two major flooding events in 2016.

Saturday is the first day the water will be low enough for folks to get in there to start the hot and difficult work of demolition and rebuilding.

Shelters remain open in East Baton Rouge, Ascension, Livingston, East Feliciana and Tangipahoa parishes.

Proud Louisianians Britney Spears and Ellen DeGeneres have stepped up to help flood victims in their home state.

Two floods have really impacted one of Louisiana's sweetest crops.

Federal funds had--until now--covered 75 percent of flood relief costs.

As a person who has received help in the past, saying "Thank you" just didn't feel like enough

If you are like me, you have allergy problems, which is not uncommon here in South Louisiana. But why am I still sick so long after the flood? I know that flood waters can bring disease, but in industrialized countries, the chances are low that you will actually develop a disease from a flood...

Flood victims who need to cancel license plates from totaled vehicles now have the convenience of taking care of that online.

49 parishes in Louisiana have been declared disaster areas because of flooding this year. Our congressional delegation is seek an additional $2 billion in federal aid to help in the recovery.

The American Red Cross says it's beginning recovery casework to help people connect with services other than the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

More disaster recovery centers are opening in Acadiana to provide help for flood victims

The price tag from the historic flooding continues to rise as Louisiana continues its diligent recovery.

Despite tragedies, East Baton Rouge Parish Sheriff's Deputy Nick Tullier's family continues to pray for their son's recovery.

The flood recovery distribution site in Youngsville served as a hub for flood relief supplies.

With the exception of Katrina, Sandy, and Ivan, there has never been a more costly flood event in U.S. history than the floods of August.

The company is donating 100% of the money made from the sale of the iconic shirt will go to United Way of Acadiana.

The money raised will be given to flood victims via the Community Foundation of Acadiana.

The Lafayette Salvation Army says that they need more cleaning supplies for those still cleaning after the flood.