Yes, there were fish swimming on Kenner roads after Hurricane Francine hit Louisiana
Though some might be surprised to find such big fish near a road, it's not uncommon to see wildlife of all sorts turning up in neighborhoods after a hurricane, said Chris Schieble, director of Marine Fisheries for the state Department of Wildlife and Fisheries.
Louisiana grapples with power outages and flooding as Hurricane Francine heads inland
Hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses lost power when Hurricane Francine roared ashore as a Category 2. Today, as the threat of flooding looms, people along Louisiana's Gulf Coast are cleaning up the path of destruction left behind.
Duplass, one half of the well-known Louisiana filmmaking team the Duplass brothers (with brother Jay), is up for best ...
The National Hurricane Center said Francine, a hurricane when it hit land, was weakening rapidly but was still a heavy ...
The danger of "life-threatening" coastal storm surge remained a major concern from the sixth and strongest storm of the ...
At the peak of the storm, 450,000 people in Louisiana were without power, based on numbers reported by the Public Service ...
The rest of the congressional delegation is equally accomplished, with U.S. Sen. John Kennedy’s zinging quips making him one ...
Francine slammed into Louisiana's coast as a Category 2 hurricane Wednesday leaving hundreds of thousands without power and ...
Low level detainees, accused of minor offences, were freed from holding in order to stay safe from Hurricane Francine in ...
Energy production and agricultural exports out of the U.S. Gulf of Mexico were partially disrupted on Wednesday, and some oil ...
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