In the wake of Ida, the Cajun Navy has had more than 100 volunteers on the ground to deliver thousands of pounds of supplies to residents and help others evacuate.

Sam Mamou has been on the distribution line at New Wine Christian Fellowship since Ida hit, helping his community rebuild.

Southeastern Louisiana University was hit hard by Ida, but in the traditional “Lion Up” mentality, they’re not letting anything stop them.

Grand Isle is one of a number of communities rocked by the Category 4 hurricane nearly a month ago.

Charlonda Cummings, a police officer in New Orleans, describes the destruction caused to her home when the hurricane struck La Place in August.

The college team refused to let the hurricane wipe out their season, and found ways to keep competing.

Many Louisiana residents are still hoping to receive FEMA assistance.

New time-lapse video shows storm surge from Hurricane Ida that inundated Louisiana’s Gulf Coast, as tens of thousands of people in the state remain without electricity.

The death toll from Hurricane Ida and its aftermath continues to rise with two bodies found in the Passaic River in New Jersey.

At least 82 people have died due to Hurricane Ida and the storm's aftermath across eight states.

As Louisiana residents began to survey the damage left by Hurricane Ida, they saw something they did not expect: a bottlenose dolphin.

The National Guard deployed floating bridges in Jefferson Parish, while some parts of the state may not see power until the end of the month.

After Hurricane Ida hit Louisiana, Operation BBQ Relief arrived to serve a hot meal to those in need.

Officers were seen trying to enter a flooded apartment in New York City where three people died. ABC News’ Andrew Dymburt reports.

One week after the storm made landfall, the Northeast is now dealing with historic flooding.

Gov. Kathy Hochul signed a request for major disaster declaration, calling for federal assistance to rebuild New York City.

The death toll stands at more than 50 people as residents in the tri-state area recover from Ida’s historic floods.

Almost half a million Louisiana customers are still without power after Hurricane Ida hit the state, knocking out power a week ago.

George Stephanopoulos interviews White House senior adviser Cedric Richmond on "This Week."

At least 65 people were killed across eight U.S. states as Ida became the deadliest tropical system to hit the country in the last four years.

After touring storm damage from Hurricane Ida in Louisiana on Friday, President Joe Biden will next travel to the Northeast, the White House said.

A flash flood emergency was declared in New York City for the first time.

Nearly one week on, Louisiana is struggling to recover from Hurricane Ida’s devastating blow.

Ida is the deadliest tropical system to hit the U.S. in the last four years. At least 11 of the deaths in New York City happened in basement apartments amid catastrophic flooding.

Communities are waiting in hourslong lines for necessities like food, water and gas in blistering heat.

President Joe Biden visited New Orleans Friday to survey damage caused by Hurricane Ida and spoke about his administration’s recovery efforts.

The death toll is climbing in eight states making Ida the deadliest tropical system to hit the U.S. in the last four years.

President Joe Biden got a firsthand look at the damage and promised to leave no community behind.

Roads were turned into waterways as the remnants of Ida inundated the region.

As the Earth warms, the amount of water vapor that the atmosphere can hold increases -- allowing for more extreme, record-shattering precipitation.

Harrowing stories of survival, rescues and recovery are surfacing after a rain-drenched night of deadly storms in the northeastern United States.

More than 40 people are dead across eight states. Americans in the South are struggling to get water, food and fuel.

Footage shows New York City bus passengers forced to stand on seats as the remnants of Ida slammed the Northeast.

Unprecedented rainfall dumped 2 to 5 inches of rain an hour, crippling New York City’s subway system.

At least 12 people, including a toddler, were killed in New York City overnight as Ida battered the area and flash flood waters quickly filled basement apartments.

New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania declared states of emergency after remnants of Hurricane Ida brought heavy rain and flash flooding.

Biden remarks on the administration's response to deadly storm.

Water cascades into a New York City subway train as remnants of Hurricane Ida bring flooding rain to the Northeast.

Rescue operations are underway amid deadly flooding in the Northeast after record rainfall.

Power companies estimate that only 3% of power transmission has been restored to New Orleans since the hurricane hit five days ago.

Gov. Phil Murphy gives an update after remnants of Hurricane Ida brought historic flooding to the tristate area.

“GMA” staff shared photos and videos of the conditions outside their homes after heavy rain and flash floods from the remnants of Hurricane Ida swept the New York City area.

WPVI reporter Katherine Scott reports from Mullica Hill, New Jersey, where several homes were damaged from a possible tornado on Wednesday.

New York issued a citywide travel ban early Thursday as remnants of Hurricane Ida caused massive flooding inside multiple subway stations.

A flash flood emergency was declared for the first time in New York City as subway stations and streets became flooded with the remnants of Hurricane Ida overnight.

At least 12 people, including seven children, were hospitalized in New Orleans on Wednesday with carbon monoxide poisoning after using a generator indoors.

In Rockville, Maryland, residents evacuated an apartment building due to flash flooding. Residents were told to evacuate, also because of flash flooding, in central Pennsylvania.

CEO Nate Mook discusses WCK's relief efforts in New Orleans as the state recovers from Hurricane Ida.

Hurricane Ida destroyed communities, turned streets into rivers and left almost 1 million without power and thousands without water in the South.

After the devastating Hurricane Ida tore across the state last weekend, communities in Louisiana and beyond are rallying to support their friends and neighbors.