flood of 2015

This morning Bristol and I were privileged to speak with Shreveport Fireman, John Phelan, about a fundraiser he's recently created to help a fellow Shreveporter, Mr. Sammy Charchio, after the Flood of 2015. When John discovered that Mr. Sammy would be ineligible for FEMA funds after the flood and that his home would require several thousands of dollars in repairs, he immediately went into action a

The National Weather Service briefed Chief Deputy Charlie Owens of the Bossier Sheriff’s Office, Bossier City Mayor Lo Walker, Bossier Parish Police Jury and Bossier officials this morning at the Bossier Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness about the upcoming crest of the Red River. H...

The Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals, Office of Public Health, will offer free tetanus shots to Caddo citizens who have been exposed to flood waters and do not have access to preventative health through a regular medical facility or practitioner...

Lt. Bill Davis with the Bossier Parish Sheriff's Department took these shots around 3:30 pm on Monday, June 8.  At this time, the Red River was around 36.92 feet.