2016 flooding

Apparently very few people in America are fortunate enough to live close to the place where they work

This is what true dedication looks like.

The Bossier Parish School Board has set up "BPSB Flood Relief" in order to help clothe the children in the Bossier schools that have lost their belongings in the flood.

You might be a redneck if...

Holly Hill Farm is a busy place, but now it's even busier, because it's the temporary home of dozens more horses displaced by the recent flood waters.

Anchor Lester Holt opened the segment documenting the rising water, then went to Janet Shamlian "on the scene"...

Shreveport residents near 12 Mile Bayou could see rising waters today and might need to evacuate.

The most common refrain from the homeowners along the shore is surprise at how rapidly the water water rose, causing extensive to homes, watercraft and more.

After three days without school, all Bossier and Caddo Parish schools will be open Monday. Superintendent, D.C. Machen tell us "Children impacted by floods will get excused absences. No schools have been damaged and all schools are accessible...

Here is the video from the Bossier Parish News Conference from Sunday afternoon.    

Just before 10pm Saturday night, Louisiana State Police opened one of the southbound lanes of flooded I-49.

As people wake up this morning and adjust their clocks to the proper time with Daylight Saving Time, the big question for folks, especially in Bossier is what's going on with the Red Chute and do we have school Monday?