hurricane laura

Here are the agencies that need our help right now in southwest Louisiana.

"Cajuns Care", the Ragin' Cajuns Hurricane Relief Effort begins September 1st at Cajun Field.

More details have been released about the victims of Hurricane Laura

One area of the State hit harder by the storm than most of us realize is the Alexandria/CENLA area.

The city of Lake Charles received the brunt of the impact of Hurricane Laura. Now, the South Louisiana city needs our help.

Families looking for shelter from the impact of Hurricane Laura are now being directed to a mega shelter in Alexandria.

Congressman Mike Johnson talks about President Trump's trip to Louisiana and his reflections on accompanying the Chief Executive on Air Force One.

Hundreds of thousands of customers were brought back online over the weekend, still, many more remain without power this morning.

State officials fear damage to water systems in the storm-affected areas might limit local fire crews in their ability to respond.

Most of the deaths in the state have been attributed to the misuse of portable generators.

Swepco crews are working to get all power restored as soon as possible.

Mayor-President Josh Guillory's administration is advising local volunteer organizations to halt any efforts to shelter evacuees from Hurricane Laura due to recent protests that they describe as a "serious threat."

Find out how you can get crews to your home to help with clean up.

All items collected today will immediately be taken to Lake Charles families in need.

In the aftermath of tragedy we always seen the best in humanity and that is happening over and over again in the Lake Charles community.

Watch the President's visit to Lake Charles and his remarks to residents devastated by the storm.

Because of a water outage at a lockup in southwest Louisiana, dozens of inmates are being moved to the Caddo Correctional Center in Shreveport.

The president is making the trip two days after the Category 4 storm slammed the Gulf Coast, leaving at least 14 dead and wreaking havoc with severe winds and flooding.

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

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