Louisiana Flood

The National Flood Insurance Program has lapsed after Congress missed the Sept. 30 deadline. Nearly 500,000 Louisiana policyholders now cannot get new coverage or renew policies.

Complaints typically involve allegations of residents fraudulently obtaining federal emergency aid.

Work continues at the Acadian Memorial and the neighboring Cultural Heritage Center that sit on the bank of the Bayou Teche.

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

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

Facebook users have been copying and pasting a status update that lists the ten things we learned from the recent flooding in South Louisiana.

The University has started a fundraising campaign to make sure that flood-affected students can afford to enroll for the fall semester.

High water in Louisiana and Arkansas has put a damper on the nation's rice harvest.

After the flooding in south Louisiana, mental scars are already showing on the youngest victims.

President Barack Obama will visit Louisiana on Tuesday, August 23 to survey flood-damaged areas.

If you're cleaning up flood damage in your home, business or a neighbor's house, you're dealing with mold. It's one of the rudest visitors ever. You have to treat it like an uninvited guest.

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

Earlier today, several Acadiana parishes were added to the list declared a disaster area by the Federal Government. But what does that mean?  We already knew it was a disaster. Well, in the case of government assistance, the answer is plenty...

If you're in downtown Lafayette looking for something to eat, or a cup of coffee, your choice of where to go can help flood victims...

The 66th annual Delcambre Shrimp Festival was originally scheduled to get underway, Wednesday, August 17th. The festival opening will be pushed back...

#louisianaflood What options, if any, do people with no flood insurance have? Here's what you do...

The recent flooding has disrupted nearly every aspect of life in south Louisiana. Disasters escalate the need for emergency supplies. That includes blood. Supplies are dangerously low. Mitzi Breaux stopped by to update us on the situation.

The Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development has informed us of an emergency road closure in Baton Rouge.

Lafayette Parish, Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness Director Craig Stansbury said his office has received and responded to a record number of calls.

You can bring debris to dumpsters set up by the City.