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

Video images capture the fury of the waves as they strike the island kingdom of Tonga.

The worst of the wet has now pushed off to the east but a flood threat remains over south Louisiana through the end of the week.

The National Weather Service is warning that even as far north as we are in the Shreveport/Bossier area, we will still see the effects of Tropical Storm Nicholas.

Although this a naturally occurring phenomenon, their recent study projects "every U.S. coast will experience rapidly increasing high-tide floods" as a result.

They're not saying more rain, they are saying more rain falling faster over a shorter period of time.

Five Louisiana Parishes will have until August to file state taxes. For the rest of us, today is the day we need to get that done.

If you google "Florida Man", you'll see a bunch of guys doing insanely bad things. If you Google "Louisiana Man", you'll see a bunch of legends like this.

So far, there are no reports of injuries.

After heavy rains in the region over the last few weeks, the Red River appears high in Shreveport. But how close is it to flooding?

The heavy rains we have gotten this week are causing problems on Cross Lake. All boat ramps are closed and the lake is closed to boat traffic because of rising water. The level on Cross Lake has risen to 170.9 feet. It is expected to crest on Friday at 173...

Governor John Bel Edwards has announced plans to spend more than $160 million in federal dollars to pay for 15 projects around the state to reduce the risk of flooding. But only one of these projects is in northwest Louisiana. Here's the list of the 15 projects listed on the Governor's report...