Louisiana, Hurricane Francine
Here's how to avoid contractor fraud, scammers in Louisiana after Hurricane Francine.
Fraudulent contractors have targeted Louisiana residents numerous times over the last several years. The United States Attorney's Office said that over 1,200 complaints for fraudulent cases were reported in Baton Rouge in 2016 after historic floods devastated south Louisiana.
Hurricane Francine brought flooding rain and high winds to Southeast Louisiana
Hurricane Francine will be most noted for the Flash Flood Emergency that garnered much attention. A man driving a pickup truck drove around barriers, noting high water in the City of New Orleans and had to be rescued live on WDSU News' wall-to-wall coverage by a "good Samaritan."
Damage to homes and vehicles from Hurricane Francine will cost insurers about $1.5 billion, which is moderate by industry ...
Disaster food assistance approved for Hurricane Francine-affected Louisiana parishes. DSNAP applications begin September 25.
20 for several forms of disaster food assistance for families affected by Hurricane Francine. USDA Food and Nutrition ...
The Louisiana Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS) received federal approval on September 20, 2024, for multiple ...
The Baton Rouge Trader Joe’s is temporarily closed following Hurricane Francine. Management posted a sign on the grocery ...
HANCOCK COUNTY, Miss. ( WLOX /Gray News) - A U.S. Army veteran killed in a crash during Hurricane Francine was laid to rest ...
More than a week after Hurricane Francine stormed through south Louisiana, the Trader Joe’s store in Baton Rouge remains ...
Hurricane Francine made landfall early Wednesday evening in Louisiana, southwest of New Orleans, as a Category 2 storm.
In a hurry? Here's the tropics situation in less than a minute. What was a tropical storm all day Tuesday has now become Hurricane Francine, as expected, as of the the National Hurricane Center's 7 ...
Disaster food assistance approved for Hurricane Francine-affected Louisiana parishes. DSNAP applications begin September 25.
The impacts from Hurricane Francine to Mississippi’s cotton crop have been minimal. The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s ...
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