Comite Diversion News Today

A property owner living a few hundred feet away from the Comite Diversion Canal project says hes locked into a deal thats causing him to flood. After his concerns were ignored, he contacted 2 On Your Side.

BATON ROUGE - Robert Burns, who heads Concerned Citizens for Drainage Improvement, isnt buying what the Army Corp of Engineers is selling: a 2025 completion date for the Comite Diversion Canal.

Nearly three months ago, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers officials said construction on the Baton Rouge regions biggest flood control project would likely to run out money at the end

Nearly three months ago, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers officials said construction on the Baton Rouge regions biggest flood control project would likely to run out money at the end

Columnist Rolfe McCollister provides his endorsements on items appearing on the Baton Rouge ballot for the Nov. 8 election.

BATON ROUGE - Its been over 50 years since the Amite and Comite rivers had any serious snagging, and officials are working to change that.

BATON ROUGE - The Corps of Engineers saying they hope to have the Comite Diversion project done by the end of 2025, more than four years off schedule.

ZACHARY, La. -- You can't quite see it yet from Plank Road or La. 19 near Zachary, but work crews are building a man-made river from scratch.

ZACHARY, La. (AP) -- You can't quite see it yet from Plank Road or La. 19 near Zachary, but work crews are building a man-made river from scratch. Down

You can't quite see it yet from Plank Road or La. 19 near Zachary, but work crews are building a man-made river from scratch. Down inside a huge, wide