red river flooding

The latest National Weather Service prediction stands. The Red River is expected to crest again in our area at 32.5 feet by July 1.

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...

Caddo Parish residents who have been impacted by recent flooding can get assistance in a one-stop-shop this week.

The National Weather Service is predicting another round of flooding some time around July 1.

Scam artists could be looking to swindle flood victims

The National Weather Service is telling Caddo and Bossier Parish officials that rain in excess of two or three inches was dumped on our area this morning.

Constable Eric Hatfield is organizing a flood relief event to help victims affected in the JS Clark neighborhood. Live music and $10 Dinner Plates will be had.

Bossier Parish officials are teaming with Voluntary Organizations Active in Disasters (VOAD) to open a Multi-Agency Resource Center for anyone impacted by the Red River flooding.

I stopped by a friend's home in Les Maisons subdivision in Southeast Shreveport to see how they are faring in the aftermath of the flood. The water has gone down, but it's left quite a mess behind. There's mud on the road leading up to these beautiful homes and you'll find some standing water in the side yards...

After being closed due to flooding for more than 10 days, Sci-Port will reopen its doors tomorrow.

The Red River is slowly receding, but we will have high water in our area for several more weeks.

A local business is honored for its assistance of families affected by major flooding.