Drone footage taken Sunday along along Airline Highway near Pecue Lane and O'Neal Lane near Jones Creek Road shows flooded businesses and homes. Read more
- Updates: More of I-12 now open in both directions; I-10 westbound closes at La. 73 in Ascension Parish; major roads in Central completely flooded
- Major access roads to City of Central all flooded; residents scramble by boat to rescue stranded friends
- Celtic Studios transformed into huge shelter in Baton Rouge, takes in more than 2,000 evacuees
- Medical special-needs shelter to open Sunday; more closures announced; see running list
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- President Obama: Prayers are with the people of Louisiana in wake of flooding
- Entergy warns of possible new power outages in East Baton Rouge
- Could be days before water around BR returns to normal
- 'I was gonna stay. Thank God I didn't': Water closes in on Sherwood Forest area
- 'It will get worse': Flooding in Ascension far from over as of Sunday
- Virginia man arrested in fatal crash on I-10 near Butte Larose
- Rabalais: That national championship season? For LSU in 1936, it was oh so close
- Gov. John Bel Edwards visits with flood evacuees in shelter at Southern University
- Missing man's body found near village of Tangipahoa Sunday
- Three people shot in Galvez, few details available
- Baton Rouge man killed in Sunday morning shooting, police report
- Flooding devastated Livingston Parish, but no flood-related fatalities reported
- Gov. Edwards requests federal assistance, says more than 7,000 rescued in flooding
- 'I just don't want to think about it': Ascension Parish braces for Amite River rise
- Stunning WAFB video shows civilians rescue woman, dog from submerged car
- Acadiana residents get reprieve Sunday from flooding as they survey damage
- South Louisiana scene: Advocate staff photos of areas hammered by flooding
- Widespread AT&T outage affecting BR area; Livingston Parish officials worry about rescues
- Video: Aerial footage of flooding in Zachary area Saturday
- In city of Baton Rouge, Perkins Road between Essen and Bluebonnet hit hard by flood water
- Subdivision near St. George Church evacuates; neighborhoods north of LSU flood too
- In Central, hundreds await rescue in floods; on Hooper Road flood waters climbing several feet deep
- About 1,400 LSU students already moved in, starting school year off with a historic flood
