In Louisiana, incarcerated people help with hurricane recovery after Francine
Brandon Joseph Lavergne, who is incarcerated at the Lafourche Parish jail, helps clear trees after Hurricane Francine. (Photo by /Louisiana Illuminator) In the week after Hurricane Ida, when an enormous generator powering Lafourche Parish’s 675-person jail threatened to overheat and shut down,
Francine slammed the Louisiana coast Wednesday evening with 100 mph (155 kph) winds in coastal Terrebonne Parish, battering ...
Sean Fazende and Andre Johnson Jr break down Saints running back Alvin Kamara's hot start to the season, and whether that ...
Elevated 19 feet in the air, the Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium, or LUMCON, was designed to survive floodwaters.
Since the mid-19th century, some 57 hurricanes have tracked over or made landfall in Louisiana, according to The Weather Channel. Among them are some of the strongest, costliest and deadliest ...
When Francine slammed southern Louisiana, it became the latest storm to hit near an area that has become the epicenter of U.S ...
Our estimates also account for the cost of evacuations, temporary relocation and the long-term impacts on transportation, ...
Louisiana homeowners living in coastal parishes can apply for state grants up to $10,000 to help fortify their roofs. The ...
The Hertz Tower crashed down in a matter of seconds after a demolition crew set off a series of explosions inside.
Ava Cates, former secretary of the Louisiana Workforce Commission, is taking a job in President Joe Biden’s administration as ...
Wearing a crisp white fishing shirt, green trousers and tactical boots, Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry grabbed a plastic bag ...
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