Torrential rains from the remnants of Tropical Storm Arthur have caused widespread flooding in Avoyelles Parish. Joey Frank, the director of the Avoyelles Parish Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness, says officials haven’t even begun to assess the damage yet, and it could be a while before they’re able to.

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About 200 people have been forced from their homes. Frank says most people don’t carry flood insurance, since most of Avoyelles Parish is outside of flood zones.

Believe it or not, you can actually still get crawfish this weekend for a Father’s Day crawfish boil. The better news – live crawfish is averaging only $2.99 a pound. Laney King, the co-founder of The Crawfish App, says if you’re looking to enjoy Louisiana crawfish at your favorite restaurant this weekend, good luck.

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A Baton Rouge judge issued a temporary restraining order against Governor Landry’s executive order to redirect public school funding to teacher stipends. Kace Kieschnick reports.

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After a career with Louisiana State Police spanning more than three decades, Colonel Robert Hodges announces that he will be retiring as superintendent this fall. Hodges has been leading L-S-P since 2024. Shortly after making the announcement, Governor Landry tapped Lieutenant Colonel Frank Besson to transition into that role.