flood

Has your property flooded recently? How about the property of someone you know?

As you'll hear the woman say in the video “This is so cool. Oh my God. This is the most American thing ever.”

Sometimes, it takes experiencing the worst types of agony for us to see the most beautiful side of humanity.

St. Tammany Parish Sheriff's Deputies are investigating an apparent alligator attack where a 71-year-old man is presumed to be dead.

As state officials keep an eye on the Caribbean, parish governments across Acadiana are preparing as Tropical Depression Nine continues to gain strength as it makes its way towards the Gulf of Mexico.

Looking back: photos and videos from the 2016 flood.

Several inches of rain have fallen in New York City as the remnants of Tropical Storm Elsa approached the east coast.

Mold and mildew will begin to develop in as soon as 24 hours of a flood damaged home.

Police are hoping to bring in K-9 units today depending on the weather.

While most drivers were able to leave their vehicles behind to seek higher ground, but one man wasn't fortunate enough to escape the floodwaters alive.

Another video shows just how much rain has fallen in the city of Lafayette on Monday afternoon/evening.

Residents in Lafayette Parish are dealing with flooding and road closures due to severe weather in the area.

As flash flood and tornado warnings persist across Acadiana, video of a tornado in St. Landry Parish has been posted to social media.

During drastic weather, we're passing along a little reminder from The Weather Channel about the worst things you can do during a flood emergency.

Lake Charles is underwater. Literally.

People in Lake Charles are clearly used to flooding and this viral video is literal proof.

After heavy rains yesterday and more expected today and beyond, several local governments are making sandbags available to the public.

Before I could say calamine lotion, these little buggers had crawled up my thigh and into my shorts, ripping tiny bits of flesh off on their way up.

Larry Arcement posted this amazing video from New Iberia and you can see that the gas station and the roadway is flooded.

As Hurricane Laura moves closer to the Louisiana/Texas coast, water is already moving inland.