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Murder suspect nabbed in Texas
As Hurricane Gustav bore down on the Louisiana coast last August, employees at Food World prepared to remain open to serve their customers.
Federal Emergency Management Agency
FEMA Funds Help Iberia Parish Parks Return To Pre-Storm Operations
Community parks offer families a place to retreat from the busyness of everyday life and enjoy healthy, outdoor fun.
Ike baby brings joy after 13 years of infertility
Although 220 "Hurricane Ike babies" have been born at Christus St. Elizabeth since May 15, the one born Wednesday was expected with more than the usual excitement.
NEW ORLEANS - Northeastern Louisiana farmers and agri-business owners who suffered damage last fall from hurricanes Gustav and Ike are eligible for more than $14.5 million in Community Development Block Grant funds beginning next month.
No change in hurricane forecast
How active will the 2009 hurricane season be for Louisiana? So far, there's been nothing to indicate an increased risk for the state, despite recent record-breaking heat and accompanying warm waters in the Gulf of Mexico.
New Insurance Fraud: Owners Dump Cars Creatively
Cash-strapped car owners are turning to creative forms of insurance fraud to get rid of their cars.
Thousands of dead nutria wash up on area beach
Sept. 9 -- While we watch Ike, many of us are still cleaning up after Hurricane Gustav.
Jewelers Mutual offers Hurricane Preparedness Guide
With the onset this month of the Atlantic hurricane season, Jewelers Mutual Insurance Co.
Trees on power lines biggest hindrance in restoring Memphis-area electricity
Monday was a day of cleanup for those who had their landscaping, fencing and belongings scattered by a heavy punch of wind during the Friday evening rush-hour storm.
Alabama to Limit Out-of-State Evacuees Using Its Storm Shelters
Alabama has a message for its neighbors: Don't count on us next time you need shelter from a storm.
Miss. Gov. Tests 2012 GOP Waters in Iowa, N.H.
In this Feb. 2, 2009 file photo, Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour talks with reporters during a news conference in Jackson, Miss.
Fire ants are the scourge of the Louisiana lawn, but their venomous stings can be as dangerous as those from bees, ants or wasps.
Outdoors enthusiasts need to be prepared to secure gear as hurricanes near
This was just one small pile of debris left behind at Breton Sound Marina by Hurricane Gustav last year.
Post-Katrina, Post-Gustav, Fort Pike reopens
Fort Pike, shut down by hurricane damage for most of the past four years, reopened Friday.
Bush to skip Republican convention
President George W. Bush will not attend the Republican convention and will instead address the assembly via satellite so he can oversee the federal response to Hurricane Gustav, the White House said on Sunday.
Alabama Gov. Bob Riley: State will shelter fewer out-of-state hurricane evacuees
Heavy traffic lines Interstate 10 eastbound as motorists, many from Louisiana, make their way out of the path of Hurricane Gustav on Aug.
Cleco ready for 2009 storm season
June 1 officially kicks off the 2009 hurricane season, and Cleco's 22 storm teams stand ready to respond should a storm's path track through the company's service territory.
Washington Dollars Trickle down to Magnolia, Lake Village
Two Arkansas cities are getting funds from Washington for some local improvements.
Thompson fighting proposed agriculture cuts
Funding for the LSU AgCenter and the state Department of Agriculture will not face steep cuts to their budgets, if state Sen.
Make a Difference: Volunteering with the Red Cross
Across the country, the American Red Cross welcomed residents into shelters, and volunteers fanned out to feed, comfort and care for millions of people affected.