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Will the fabled FEMA Trailer be making a return to Louisiana following the Flood of 2016. The decision is still up in the air.

The Zika Virus may get the headlines but authorities are more concerned about West Nile Virus following the recent flooding in Louisiana.

As my flight descended into Lafayette, LA I decided to record video of the historic Louisiana flooding.

There is no amount of water that can break the spirit of the people here in south Louisiana.

The generosity continues. Sure, they may be rivals on the field, but when it comes to providing a lending hand, teams from the Sun Belt Conference and the SEC answer the call.

The New Orleans Saints and Pelicans have announced a joint relief effort to help out those affected by flooding.

They say that when life hands you lemons, make lemonade. I guess the South Louisiana version could be that when life hands you water, go fishing!

Our wonderful Louisiana National Guard and Air National Guard have come to the rescue of thousands of flood victims across the state.

Andy's Jewelry on Feu Follet Road is holding a school supply drive for those affected by the flooding.

The levees are holding in Gueydan, but the waters are still rising. Mayor Chris Theriot posted this message via the Geuydan Facebook page, urging residents to be cautious and calling for a volunteer evacuation.

While many news outlets have focused on the Zika virus recently, experts say that the West Nile virus poses a bigger threat after flooding in Louisiana.

LCG Reminder: Before any repair work begins, such as replacement of sheetrock, the Codes Division must be contacted.

Our friends at Service Chevrolet have some great tips for how to dry out your flooded car.

This little girl from Carencro spent her birthday helping flood victims in Youngsville.

Captain Clay Higgins was turned away from the Heymann Center while trying to offer prayers and support for the evacuees; Red Cross apologized, citing regulations.

The cleanup process is underway for many homeowners and business owners in the Youngsville area. Now, they need your help.

Want to help a Louisiana teacher recover from the floods? Here's how.

South Louisiana has seen unprecedented floods that have destroyed thousands of homes, and are responsible for at least 11 deaths so far. Many people I've spoken with have asked, why isn't this being covered on the national news? The New York Times public editor has noticed as well, and says they have neglected their duty in reporting to the world the devastation we're experiencing with the Louisiana flood.

While water is receding in several parishes, that is not the case with Acadia Parish which is still being affected by the back flow of water from the Mermentau River.

Taylor Swift is digging deep to help the flood victims by donating $1 million to Louisiana's disaster relief fund.