hurricane ida

Hurricane Ida's rath was not only felt in Louisiana, the storm wreaked havoc all the way up to the Northeast.

A Waffle House in Thibodaux was allegedly cited last week for staying open after curfew as they fed linemen in town working to restore power to the area.

The Oak Ally Plantation announced via their website that there has been extensive damage to the property after Hurricane Ida.

Sometimes, it takes experiencing the worst types of agony for us to see the most beautiful side of humanity.

Reports are saying that a man from Metairie died as he was traveling back home from Texas after evacuating from Hurricane Ida. Authorities say that 29-year-old Timothy Achee was traveling along I-10 near Grosse Tete and Lobdell when an 18-wheeler smashed into stopped vehicles, igniting a fiery cluster on the interstate.

Uncle Bill is quite concerned and confused about New Orleans, and it's pretty hilarious.

A man who claims he made his reservation six months ago says his reservation was canceled without warning, and then offered a room at double the price.

Reports are saying that as many as ten people in New Orleans have died as a possible result of extreme heat conditions combined with power outages. One of those possible deaths include a photographer who recently sent out cries for help to President Biden and Mayor LaToya Cantrell on social media amidst the aftermath of Hurricane Ida.

One little girl from Vacherie, Louisiana showed the hardworking lineman some major motivation.

What started as someone asking for help delivering ham sandwiches has turned into hundreds of people donating hundreds of items and thousands of dollars!

Issues with mail service and electricity in storm-damaged areas of the state are being blamed for the potential delay.

After the Louisiana National Guard put their skills and training to use, firefighters now have firefighting equipment on both sides of the water

Forecasters are keeping their eyes on a system that is almost due south of Lafayette this morning. Here's where they think it will go next.

Entergy claims Hurricane Ida wiped out more power poles than Hurricanes Katrina and Zeta combined.

The power crew was reportedly shut down, parked on the side of the highway, for almost three hours.

The wife of an Illinois lineman who is currently in Louisiana to help restore power says her husband has never eaten better in his life.

They will be collecting those donations from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Seven patients died after being evacuated to the warehouse.

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.