Hurricane Center

After about 10 days of donations, South Mississippians managed to gather 32 pallets worth of supplies at the downtown Gulfport fire station for Hurricane Ida victims across the state line.

Despite the rain and low clouds, it's business as usual at Stennis International Airport. On the main tarmac, they've got their day-to-day operations happening. At the north end of the runway, you've got Petroleum Helicopters Inc, a Louisiana-based business that had to relocate after Hurricane Ida.

Weeks of planning led to a team of volunteers to serve the St. John Parish Sheriff’s Department after their deputies took care of hundreds of people following Hurricane Ida.

Deputies with the Harrison County Sheriff's Department are heading to LaPlace, La., on Monday to bring supplies and help in the recovery efforts following the devastation of Hurricane Ida.

Several shared stories of the linemen they’ve taken in, many of whom were sleeping in their trucks.

Thousands of hurricane victims are dealing with uncertainty, the loss of their possessions and even loved ones.

Several businesses and community organizations across the Gulf Coast are working to bring relief to our neighbors in Louisiana affected by Hurricane Ida.

Louisiana hurricane evacuees at the end of their rope are finding much needed help.

The State of Louisiana announced they have revoked the licenses of seven nursing homes involved in an evacuation that crammed elderly and vulnerable residents into a warehouse to ride out Hurricane Ida. Seven of those evacuated to the warehouse died, at least four of them were related to the storm.

The destructive and deadly Hurricane Ida caused widespread damage across Louisiana due to its historic strength.