Ida impacts still being felt one year later
One year after Hurricane Ida's massive flooding brought suffering and damage citywide, some neighbors are still in fear of hurricane season.
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Sep 1, 2022, 11:52 PM
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Updated 1,025 days ago
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739ds agoOne year after Hurricane Ida's massive flooding brought suffering and damage citywide, some neighbors are still in fear of hurricane season.
News 12's Jericho Tran spoke with some Classon Point residents on the extreme losses they suffered and what they're doing to prepare for the next big hurricane.
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