flooding

Strong storms are headed for the Shreveport Bossier area. Rains are likely to arrive later today.

Rising water on the Red River is causing some problems at several public spaces in Shreveport.

Heavy rain and flooding is expected over the next few days.

On this day three years ago, it was just the start of the Red River Flood of 2015. The flood waters remained for weeks, and the damage caused is still felt across our area to this day.

Experts says we can expect 3 to 6 inches today in some areas.

While Monday is forecast to be a mild day here in the Ark-La-Tex, rain re-enters the picture both Tuesday and Wednesday, furthering the risk of flooding.

High water is causing problems for some drivers.

Experts say that this is a rare, but not unprecedented phenomenon

Make no mistake, the 2017 hurricane season is one of the worst so far, and it's not over until November 30th. With roughly 3 months to go - we may see quite a few bad storms before the year is up.

A flash flood warning has been issued for parts of Northwest Louisiana. This warning is in effect until 2am Thursday morning.

It was the fifth driest October on record for the state of Louisiana. The outlook for November seems to indicate more of the same.

Gov. John Bel Edwards is once again appealing to the federal government for additional flood recovery funding. In a letter to Pres. Barack Obama, Edwards requested more than $4 billion for disaster assistance for Louisiana floods in March and August 2016...