In Louisiana, incarcerated people help with hurricane recovery after Francine
LAFOURCHE PARISH, La. ( Louisiana Illuminator) – In the week after Hurricane Ida, when an enormous generator powering Lafourche Parish’s 675-person jail threatened to overheat and shut down, Sheriff Craig Webre turned to an unexpected place for help.
Some relief to the swelling shelter came from the Northshore Humane Society took in 23 animals from the parish shelter, ...
Whether it’s extra water and food, batteries, flashlights or the shelter of a whole-home generator, the stories that stay ...
More than 12% of crude production and 16% of natural gas output in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico were offline in the aftermath of ...
LAFOURCHE PARISH, La. (WVUE) - Estimated losses from Hurricane Francine could reach $1.5 billion, including insured wind and ...
Hurricane Francine will be most noted for the Flash Flood Emergency that garnered much attention. A man driving a pickup ...
President Joe Biden late Monday declared that Louisiana suffered major damage from Hurricane Francine and ordered the federal ...
Hurricane Francine made landfall early Wednesday evening in Louisiana, southwest of New Orleans, as a Category 2 storm.
While the Category 2 storm brought less severe property damage than recent storms, it left some residents with greater ...
The New Hampshire SPCA is helping dozens of animals that were rescued after Hurricane Francine. The shelter in Stratham took ...
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Mission team from First United Methodist Oak Ridge goes to Louisiana to help with FrancineFirst United Methodist Church Oak Ridge is well known for its humanitarian work both locally and internationally. FUMC has ...
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