American Red Cross

The American Red Cross has launched a massive relief response across numerous states following deadly storms that moved in during the Christmas holiday.

The Caddo Parish shelter will open at 11AM, instead of 4PM.

The American Red Cross' local chapter is opening an emergency shelter today in Bossier Parish to assist those affected by the rising Red River.

As local officials continue to monitor weather conditions, the American Red Cross is ready to step in and help during any emergency.

Volunteers from the American Red Cross of Northwest Louisiana headed east this morning to assist storm victims in Monroe and West Monroe. That area was hardest-hit by yesterday's strong storm system that moved through the state.

The next stop for Health Fair 2014 will be on Tuesday, September 30th, at First United Methodist Church of Shreveport.

The American Red Cross Northwest Louisiana Chapter encourages you to take the first step during National Preparedness Month and join America's PrepareAthon, creating a disaster plan for your household.

This is Lightning Safety Awareness Week, and the American Red Cross has some important information about lightning and what you can do to stay safe.

Damage assessment is complete in North Highland. One home was heavily damaged. Red Cross volunteers continue to work with families to provide assistance as needs are identified.

The American Red Cross has a new Flood App to help save lives and reduce losses from floods and flash floods.