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The National Weather Service in Shreveport has updated the information regarding the impending storms bearing down on Shreveport and the entire Ark-La-Tex.

Storms moving into the Shreveport area late Thursday could be severe with chance of flash flooding.

Though all of the Arklatex is in dire need of a good dose of much needed rain, that rain could come in today with a little vengeance.

When a hurricane is approaching, we prepare as best as we can, and then we wait. But what about after the storm?

We are continuing to watch the tropics and the Gulf of Mexico as a tropical depression makes it's way closer to the gulf.

The storm that passed through our neck of the woods early this morning left a pretty wide swath of downed trees and power line issues behind it.

Watch as baseball size hail penetrates the roof of a Walmart store while customers seek cover in the store.

Living in the house that his wife was killed in is becoming increasingly detrimental to Mr. Laird's mental health - even if it was in tip-top shape (which it isn't).

This was not what Birgitt Thurman was expecting to see when she stepped outside to film the storm this afternoon.

The National Weather Service says Shreveport faces a 'marginal' risk of severe storms...but what does that actually mean?

If you're dealing with damage caused by our recent battle with Mother Nature, it's important to self-report those damages ASAP.

Some of the damage seen locally is nothing short of jaw dropping.