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As Hurricane Ida continues to slowly move through south Louisiana, families in LaPlace have reportedly retreated to their attics.

Residents in Lafayette Parish are dealing with flooding and road closures due to severe weather in the area.

A Fox crew out of Charlotte, NC, is counting their blessings after they experienced (and were nearly victims of) the collapse, shown in this video.

Before I could say calamine lotion, these little buggers had crawled up my thigh and into my shorts, ripping tiny bits of flesh off on their way up.

Watch as a man in Florida floats down a flooded ditch in his neighborhood with a beverage in-hand.

Watch as a school bus loaded with kids goes through a flooded roadway.

A local reporter was pinched by crawfish while covering a story in a flooded roadway last week.

Thank you, South Alabama. Ragin' Cajuns and flood victims across Louisiana needed your help.

The LSU Tiger's biggest rival on the field, the Alabama Crimson Tide, released a video asking for their fans to help them collect supplies for Louisiana flood victims.

Usain Bolt or Michael Phelps? Will Saints D remain in the cellar? Fournette for Heisman? Cajun QB competition won by who? Hope Solo is a loser and south Louisiana is the best. It's FAST FIVE!

Lafayette Parish Mayor-President Joel Robideaux took some time out of his schedule to update listeners about how local government is monitoring and responding to the widespread flooding throughout the parish.

This little girl from Carencro spent her birthday helping flood victims in Youngsville.

All that off-season weight training had obviously paid off.

The flood victims in Youngsville needed help, and the Ragin' Cajuns came to the rescue.

UPDATE: The Ragin' Cajuns Football team will be helping the Youngsville flood victims tomorrow night.

When the Carencro baseball team learned the flood hit their principal's house, they jumped in to action.

Mark Hudspeth's Ragin' Cajuns want to help out the flood victims by providing man power.

Interstate 10 Westbound will be diverted onto I-49 North, US-190 West, US-165 South to I-10 West

The family of former LSU broadcaster Jim Hawthorne says that they have not spoken to him since Saturday night.

  DOTD Closures UPDATED AT 4:45 p.m.   Effective immediately, the following road closures and high water notifications are in place due to heavy rains. The roads will be reopened as soon as conditions improve. Acadia Parish Open: I-10 eastbound from US 165 to I-49 at MP 88 LA 97 from I-10 to LA 100 Closures:   LA 91 at Estherwood Pontoon Bridge (Bayou Plaquemine Brule) LA 98 East of LA 91 (Iota) L