New plan to protect Louisiana's coast begins monthslong path to legislative approval
Could the Louisiana of 2073 face less flood risk from hurricanes than it does today?
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Could the Louisiana of 2073 face less flood risk from hurricanes than it does today?
The coastal master plan is updated by the authority every six years, as required by state law. It lays out the 50-year future for Louisiana’s coast.
Market volatility has raised prices in the grocery store, at gas pumps — and on Louisiana’s ongoing effort to rebuild its lower third.
"Flood insurance is just to keep your property safe, not you. You need to remember the best way to protect yourself from a storm or flood is to not be there when it happens. So evacuate, please. I don't care how high or strong you build. You could still be at risk." Chris Pulaski, Terrebonne planning and zoning director
Residents in Kraemer gathered Monday at the Bayou Boeuf Fire Department to learn why their homes flooded during Hurricane Ida.