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Qualifying Louisiana residents in areas Hurricane Francine impacted last week will be able to receive federal assistance with replacing or supplementing their food, state officials announced Friday.
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Francine did more than leave behind inches of mud. Several docks were damaged or swept away completely.
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There were birds everywhere — hundreds of egrets and ibis, and laughing gulls overhead — and one bird you typically can't see from land.
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President Joe Biden has approved Louisiana’s request for a major disaster declaration in the wake of Hurricane Francine, Gov. Jeff Landry announced Tuesday.
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More relief is coming for Louisiana taxpayers who were affected by Hurricane Francine.
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The IRS is giving Louisiana taxpayers more time to file their tax returns and make payments as they recover from Francine.
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Many Louisiana school districts and colleges plan resumed classes on Friday after closing for Hurricane Francine.
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Two drainage pump systems, one in West End and another in New Orleans East had brief disruptions. The system suffered a major setback when six drainage pumps stopped working at three stations Wednesday night. The diesel generators used to power them went down temporarily until the Sewerage and Water Board of New Orleans changed the power source.