flooding

Some parts of Louisiana are getting lower by as much as two inches per year.

As the Red River rises, it's overtopped the parking lot at the Arthur Ray Teague boat launch area.

Folks still watching the rising water in some areas.

If you've been anywhere near the Red River lately, you'll notice it's getting pretty high again.

A flash flood watch is in effect through Monday night. Expect widespread showers with some big thunderstorms, heavy rainfall amounts are possible.

Flooding losses are still mounting for Louisiana's agricultural interests. It's estimated that $15 million plus could be the final total.

At least $20 million will be needed to repair state roadways damaged by the recent high water and heavy rains across Louisiana.

Those with flooded property should take photographs of any damage and keep receipts for any repair work done.

The higher water around the state could lead to higher mosquito populations. Here's what you need to be doing now to prevent being eaten alive later this Summer.

When flooding it occurs, it turns out that people aren't the only ones seeking high ground. Chris Romano from Vexcon visited with us about the dangers of uncovering critters you normally wouldn't see with regard to the flooding recently in the Shreveport/Bossier City area.

The community of Georgetown in Grant Parish has basically been cut off from the rest of the state because of rising flood waters caused by heavy rains and breach in the levee at Bayou Darrow.

The White House says the declaration makes federal aid available to north Louisiana parishes hit by more than 18 inches of rain last week.