red river

It has almost become an annual tradition, the Red River is rising again.

A plane crash in the Red River last month, has lead to a recovery of the single-engine Cessna today. Police will be on a large barge today to get the machine out of the mud.

Jeff Anderson, Deputy Director of Shreveport's Department of Water and Sewerage, talks about the recent news that the city is pumping raw sewerage into the Red River

Officials says that main problems are forcing sewage into the Red River. But they say that the waste being pumped into the waterway should have no adverse effect.

Could the Red River's rising waters curtail the 10 year, $1 billion plan to development downtown's Cross Bayou region?

Strong storms are headed for the Shreveport Bossier area. Rains are likely to arrive later today.

Rising water on the Red River is causing some problems at several public spaces in Shreveport.

Several areas in Shreveport Bossier are in danger of flooding as this rain continues across the region.

Heavy rain and flooding is expected over the next few days.

Public boat launches in Caddo and Bossier Parishes are closed because of high water on the Red River.