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With Lake Claiborne closed, residents are facing a mix of challenges and changes as the water levels rise—here’s the latest on the situation.

Remember the intense flash flooding that hit Shreveport-Bossier last week? While those waters receded, a new threat is emerging. The Red River is rising fast, now sitting just inches below "Action" flood stage. With severe flooding happening upstream and heading our way, the river is forecast to cross into flood stage territory this week. Get the critical details on what this means for the Shreveport-Bossier area.

A new sea level rise projection shows much of coastal Louisiana—especially Vermilion Parish—at risk of being underwater within the next 25 years. See the map.

Much of Louisiana will be subject to a threat of severe storms and the potential for excessive rainfall as we move through the weekend.

National Weather is Service suggesting that coastal Louisiana and Texas should prepare for heavy rains and tropical weather conditions next week.

In case you haven't heard, the City of Shreveport has closed Cross Lake due to flooding issues. Will it affect Floatilla 2024?

One could imagine that somewhere in an undisturbed corner of the Arklatex, Noah is again busy building another huge ark.

The National Weather Service warns of a slight risk for damaging winds, large hail and possible heavy rains that could lead to flooding.

Severe weather alert: Flooding possible in Shreveport this weekend. Stay prepared and informed with the latest updates.

According to reports, and some pretty dramatic videos, a pipe burst on the third floor of Patrick F. Taylor Hall on campus this afternoon, causing water to cascade down into the first and second levels.

Louisiana coastal residents can now get a significant lift from the federal government to help combat storm surge during hurricanes.

Shreveport has picked up 6.08 inches of rain since April 1st including the record rain total of yesterday 3.07 inches