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Baton Rouge musicians Henry Gray, Larry Garner, and the Neal family affected by flooding

The record flooding that covered much of the Baton Rouge region affected several of the city’s internationally known blues musicians. Henry Gray, 91, a 1999 Grammy-nominee and 2006 National Heritage ... read more

$1 million pledged to aid musicians affected by Louisiana Flood of 2016

Baton Rouge musicians of the Neal family, blues guitarist Larry Garner and pianist Henry Gray were among those affected, as well as Dockside Studio in Lafayette and the home of recently-deceased ... read more

25,000 flee as Mississippi floodgate opens to save New Orleans

Thousands of people were evacuating their homes in Louisiana last night as a massive operation got under way to save the cities of New Orleans and Baton Rouge from a flooding catastrophe ... could ... read more

What a great comment: We are all like snowflakes. No matter how many there are, there are no two alike.

I was really disturbed at the comment made by Bill Lang who said that Plainville was a terrible place to grow up. How wrong he is. Ask any of the Guestbook readers who came from Plainville and I ... read more

Earth Day 2013: Waiting to Get Fracked

For Earth Day, I wanted to surface the experience of one of our long-time true-blue Weather Underground community members. Skyepony has seen the front lines of the fracking industry from her family's ... read more

BR bluesmen begin the rebuilding process

Musicians in south Louisiana affected by flooding ... some help,” Neal said. “I can’t help everybody, but the fans are being good to me.” At his house in Victoria Farms in north Baton Rouge this week, ... read more

Reports of the NCSE

Reports of the National Center for Science Education, or RNCSE, is published quarterly (winter, spring, summer, fall). RNCSE's editor is Stephanie Keep. Starting with volume 31, number 1, in 2011, the ... read more

Woman dies in Mississippi storm during 911 call

By Monday morning, the worst of the weather to hit Louisiana seemed to have passed through but left behind pockets of tornado damage and flooding from heavy rains ... about 50 miles (80 kilometers) ... read more