Continuing coverage of Hurricane Ida's aftermath
| By Bob Warren We’re deep into Day Two of digging out from Hurricane Ida. Feels like a month already. Hang in there, friends. It’s a long road and we’ll be tested. But we’ll make it. So here’s some big stories from this morning: You’re wondering what’s open. Where you can get food, gas. We’ve got a list - check back often.Here’s the first of what will surely be many stories about how to apply for FEMA assistance.The city’s opening food and water distribution sites. Here are the major roadways that are open.Add St. Charles Parish to those places struggling to restore water service.And couple of stories from overnight out of St. Tammany: Authorities say a man might have been killed by an alligator; and nine people were brought to a hospital suffering from carbon monoxide poisoning.Finally, our graphics whiz Dan Swenson has this nicely detailed map showing where Ida came ashore, its track and some of the damage it wrought.This is just a glimpse of our Ida coverage. Check out NOLA.com for the full menu. Thanks for taking a break with the Lunch Line today. Stay safe. BW Five ways to stay informed about tropical weather1. Sign up for e-mail newsletters: Learn more here. 2. Download our smartphone apps + enable push notifications: App Store | Google Play 3. Follow us on social media Twitter: @NOLAnewsFacebook: NOLA.com4. Check our website often: NOLA.com 5. Become a digital subscriber Your support powers our journalism. Learn more here. |
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| New Orleanians who rode out Hurricane Ida are looking to restock their fridges, get a meal from a restaurant, fill up their cars and gas ca… Read more |
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| FEMA will not pay for hotel costs for those who evacuated. Read more |
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| Interstate 10 eastbound is now open from the Texas state line to the Mississippi state line, the Louisiana Department of Transportation and… Read more |
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| New Orleans officials and their nonprofit partners are distributing food and water at various locations on Tuesday for residents in need of supplies after Hurricane Ida. Read more |
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| The St. Tammany Parish Sheriff's Office was investigating a report of a fatal alligator attack in the Slidell area, St. Tammany Parish Sheriff's Office said. Read more |
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| Someone else in the parish was flash burned while refueling a generator. Read more |
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| Payton said they can adjust timeline that if need be. Read more |
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| At 11:55 a.m. on Sunday, after rapidly strengthening in the Gulf of Mexico's bathub-warm waters, Hurricane Ida began its wobbling path across southern Louisiana. Its 150 mph winds made it the fifth-strongest storm to hit the U.S. since record-keeping began. Read more |
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