NICU nurses from CHRISTUS Southeast Texas Health System in Beaumont, Texas, crossed state lines to rescue babies from the NICU at a Hurricane Laura-damaged hospital in Lake Charles, Louisiana.

A group of NICU nurses drove to Louisiana from Beaumont, Texas.

Less than a week has passed since Hurricane Laura tore through Louisiana, leaving an estimated 180,000 people there without water.

Less than a week after Hurricane Laura tore through Lake Charles, Louisiana, residents are now waiting in line for up to four hours to receive basic supplies from the U.S. military.

Predictions for Hurricane Laura were more accurate because of improved modeling and faster computers.

Last week's deadly Category 4 hurricane killed at least 18 people in Louisiana and Texas; FEMA has placed nearly 9,000 evacuees in hotels as hundreds line up for food and supplies.

The team at Lake Charles Memorial Women’s Hospital saved 19 infants during Hurricane Laura.

Hundreds of thousands have no electricity or water in triple digit heat.

As Louisiana marks Hurricane Katrina anniversary, hundreds of Laura evacuees stay in New Orleans while help arrives at the disaster zone.

The storm caused widespread destruction in Louisiana and Texas.

At least 3 people are dead in Port Arthur, Texas, in what authorities suspect was carbon monoxide poisoning from generators, and a Louisiana family of four has also died of carbon monoxide poisoning.

Medical and MBA student Russell Ledet shares how he is helping his hometown Lake Charles, Louisiana in the wake of Hurricane Laura.

Images show areas of Lake Charles and Cameron, Louisiana, before and after the storm.

The hurricane left a path as of destruction in its wake in Louisiana and Texas, killing at least six people, and leaving much of the region without power. ABC's Will Reeve has details.

Tropical Depression Laura brings torrential rain and reported tornadoes to the mid-South.

ABC News chief meteorologist Ginger Zee tracks the storm’s remnants which will bring possible flash flooding and tornadoes.

Hurricane Laura is a Category 4 storm with "unsurvivable storm surge" expected in some areas, according to the National Weather Service.

Authorities are surveying the damage in the storm's aftermath.

Hurricane Laura was the most powerful storm to make landfall in southwestern Louisiana.

The storm slammed the Texas-Louisiana coast with 150 mph winds, and Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards said state officials have confirmed at least four related deaths.

Volunteers in Texas and Louisiana band together in the wake of destruction to aid their communities after Hurricane Laura toppled trees and destroyed buildings.

Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards said the fire was reported near Westlake and advised residents to shelter in place until further notice.

Louisiana resident Ashley Thomas describes what it was like to spend the night in the middle of the storm.

Craig Brown has the latest from his Texas community in the wake of Hurricane Laura.

Plus, an update on a fourth night of protest in Kenosha and the latest on the NBA playoffs

Sheriff Mark Herford of Beauregard Parish, Louisiana, breaks down the situation on the ground and the active emergency while Hurricane Laura rages

Ashley Thomas of Sulfur, Louisiana, details her family’s harrowing experience surviving Hurricane Laura

Beecher Threatt of Port Charles, Louisiana, discusses riding out the storm with her elderly mother.

A hospital in Beaumont, Texas, awaits patients after Hurricane Laura devastates nearby Louisiana.

Mayor of Port Arthur Texas, Thurman Bill Bartie discusses the uncertainty his city faces as Hurricane Laura passes.

Mayor of Alexandria, Louisiana, Jeffery Hall speaks on the dangers his community faces as Hurricane Laura rages through.

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Jordy Bloodsworth, member of the volunteer group the Cajun Navy, is riding out Hurricane Laura while waiting to help those in need.

Damaged traffic lights, downed trees and other debris scattered throughout Orange, Texas, reveal the destructive path of Hurricane Laura.

Louisiana Lieutenant Governor Billy Nungesser said those who thought they could ride out Hurricane Laura had “no chance.”

ABC News chief meteorologist Ginger Zee tracks the latest path of the storm from Port Arthur, Texas.

Residents in Galveston and Port Arthur, Texas, were ordered to evacuate as Hurricane Laura strengthened in the Gulf of Mexico Tuesday night.

National Hurricane Center warns that the massive tropical system is expected to deliver "unsurvivable storm surge" in some areas.

A video taken by the Lafourche Parish Sheriff’s Office shows floodwaters starting to overtake Louisiana Highway 1 as Hurricane Laura nears.

The GOES-West satellite captured wildfire smoke on the West Coast and hurricane clouds over the Gulf of Mexico.

Red Cross spokesperson Stephanie Wagner discusses how the state of Louisiana is preparing for Hurricane Laura amid the pandemic.

Hurricane Laura is expected to make landfall overnight as a 500-mile wide storm packing 140 mph winds.

Tracking Hurricane Laura’s path as it closes in on the Texas-Louisiana border with storm surges as high as 10-15 feet in some areas

A NOAA plane shows the center of the hurricane over the Gulf of Mexico as it churns toward the U.S.

ABC News senior meteorologist Rob Marciano explains the kind of damage that storm surge, which could reach up to 15-feet high, could cause and how people are trying to stop it.

A mandatory evacuation order is in effect in Galveston, Texas, which could see impacts from the storm as families are racing to leave the island city along the Gulf Coast.

Over 500,000 people were told to evacuate ahead of what’s expected to become a Category 3 storm. ABC's Kenneth Moton reports.