Flooding

Westside Elementary was devastated by flooding.

Volunteers are needed for Sunday.

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump and his running mate, Indiana Gov. Mike Pence arrived in Louisiana to survey damage caused by flooding.

Although residents in South Louisiana definitely don't require it, many have questioned the lack of national media coverage when it comes to the disastrous flooding in Louisiana.

There is still water on the roadway, so only one lane in each direction is open near exit 80 in the Crowley area.

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

Christian Dornhorst spent the entire day Monday cooking brisket for flood victims in Baton Rouge.

The detour applies to through traffic, but local drivers are able to use the interstate at this time.

That’s the question that’s been on everyone’s minds across Acadiana after a weekend of disastrous flooding across the region.

The Acadia Parish Sheriff’s Office is placing a curfew for Monday evening from 8:00 pm to 5:00 am in the unicorporated areas of the parish.

The following areas are still reporting problems with high water in the roadway. The public is asked to avoid these areas until the water subsides and the streets are cleared of abandoned vehicles.

Vermilion Parish is one of the parishes that will be under curfew tonight.

Louisiana State Police said about 125 vehicles are stranded on Interstate 12 between Tangipahoa Parish and Baton Rouge.

Please, if you can donate any of these items, please do so as soon as possible.

There are dozens of schools that will be closed tomorrow.

Curfews across Acadiana are being lifted. That does not mean now is the time to go sight seeing. Please stay off the roadways.

Drone footage shows an aerial shot of the heavy flooding around the hotels behind Outback Steakhouse and Chili's off of Pinhook.

Both Protestant nad Catholic services have been canceled for this weekend.

Business threatened with water as rains continue in Acadiana.

U-Haul is offering 30 days of free self-storage and U-Box container usage to Lafayette residents who have been affected by the sudden flooding.