RT @Cobesoileau: #HurricaneLaura has devastated parts of Louisiana, including my hometown Lake Charles, yet we are getting minimal national&
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RT @PMurphyWWL: BREAKING: St. Bernard Parish President Guy McInnis just reported the ring levees in the Woodlake-Delacroix area have been o&
RT @LafourcheSO: LA 1 remains CLOSED at this time south of the Leon Theriot Lock in Golden Meadow. Here are photos in that area from Golden&
RT @NOLAnews: It's official: Jefferson Davis Parkway ➡ Norman C. Francis Parkway. The highly respected former Xavier University of Louisia…
RT @NWSWPC: Here's our latest rainfall and flash flooding information regarding Sally. Isolated areas of 24 inches of rain possible where S&
RT @NydiaVelazquez: .@POTUS has just announced funding from the infrastructure law will go to A<U+00F1>asco, Puerto Rico to revitalize two dams in<U+2026>
RT @SWBNewOrleans: We have suspended water service shut-offs & will adhere to this policy change for the duration of the Mayors Declared E&
I’m ready to team up with @MayorCantrell again to bring infrastructure dollars back & invest in #LA02. Let’s go the extra mile, get this done today & create real BOLD change for all our people from Baker through the River Parishes to NOLA & the Westbank! And never forget Welcome! https://t.co/4GkoZwkoqx
This is a reminder that the Feds didn’t build a levee system in Terrebonne like they did in New Orleans. The parish and State had to build our own. I’m confident we did as much as we could given our resources. #lalege https://t.co/fAZlv3suDl
RT @UberFacts: The village of Waterproof, Louisiana is roughly two and a half miles away from its original 1830's location, having been mov<U+2026>