Packing winds up to 150 mph, Hurricane Laura left widespread destruction in Louisiana and is blamed for at least 6 deaths in the state. Here are the latest photos of the damage and destruction ...

Photographers are on the ground in Texas and Louisiana documenting the damage from the storm. Credit...Emily Kask for The New York Times Supported by By The New York Times Hurricane Laura made ...

NASA astronaut Chris Cassidy has photographed Hurricane Laura from his vantage point on the International Space Station. “Views of Hurricane Laura taken from @Space_Station today. Stay safe ...

Hurricane Laura caused widespread damage in Louisiana's Lake Charles after making landfall in the early hours of Thursday. Photos from the city show that houses and businesses have been destroyed ...

Louisiana residents dealing with the impact of Hurricane Laura are taking to social media to share photos of the damage the storm left in its wake. Hurricane Laura has hit Louisiana hard since it ...

At least six people have died and hundreds of thousands more are without power after Hurricane Laura touched down in the U.S. the morning of Thursday, Aug. 27 Hurricane Laura made landfall in the ...

Hurricane Laura hit near the border of Texas and Louisiana as a Category 4 storm early Thursday, ripping off roofs, flooding streets and knocking out power to more than half a million people.

according to the National Hurricane Center. Video and photos on social media showed torrents of rain flying sideways and streets covered with water closer to the coast. With #Laura making ...

Before and after satellite images are capturing the extent of the damage Hurricane Laura has inflicted on in the Louisiana city of Lake Charles. Laura, which is now a Tropical Depression ...

Hurricane Laura hit the Gulf Coast of the U.S. as a Category 4 major hurricane on Thursday, Aug. 27, 2020. Earlier in the week, it caused deadly flooding in Haiti and the Dominican Republic while ...