red river flooding

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

Bossier Sheriff Julian Whittington visited Red River South Marina and Resort this weekend to get a first hand look at the flooding devastation.

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.

Bossier Parish emergency responders, along with the Louisiana Department of Public Health, will be offering free tetanus shots at two Bossier locations tomorrow.

State Representative Mike Johnson of Bossier City toured flood ravaged North Bossier Friday morning with U.S. Senator Bill Cassidy and Bossier Parish Sheriff Julian Whittington

A group of Parkway High School students volunteered at a sandbag distribution center at Elm Grove Elementary School.

Good news for motorists in North Bossier this afternoon.

Thursday morning on NewsRadio 710 KEEL, Water and Sewer Director Barbara Featherston talked about the effects of the Red River flood on Shreveport's water supply.

The latest flood incident briefing from the Bossier Office of Emergency Preparedness shows water levels are rising as expected in south Bossier, but both parish and state officials continue to monitor the situation.

This just goes to show you that even in times of tragedy, humanity still prevails.