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Nichole Wierschem and her friends go to LSU. Ever wonder what happens when students are on lock down during a storm like Hurricane Isaac? They turn their cabin fever into comedy gold!

Hurricane Isaac has come and gone but there are still problems in Louisiana. Sometimes animals do not get evacuated. People might have been out of town or maybe the authorities wouldn’t evacuate animals. Whatever the case may be, these animals are surely in need of care or evacuation.

Evacuated residents from LaPlace are in need of some essential items and we’ve been asked to spread the word.  The shelter is at the old Sam’s Club on Jewella.

Evacuees have been pouring into the state-run critical needs shelter in the old Sam’s Club store on Jewella because of flooding in south Louisiana. They’re being bussed in — many with nothing but the clothes on their backs. For that reason, ...

Rain from Isaac flooded outlying areas of New Orleans Thursday. Waters rose very fast and several buses and high-water vehicles were sent to help evacuate about 3,000 people.

Local website food delivery service GoWaiter has sent out this email ad to customers claiming they'll deliver food even when Isaac hits the SBC, going so far to offer a coupon for $3 dollars off. "Batten down your hatches and keep indoors," reads the ad. "GoWaiter will brave the storm to make sure you're fed."