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Revisiting New Orleans neighborhood devastated by Katrina 20 years later
Twenty years after Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans, 60 percent of the residents of the hardest hit Lower Ninth Ward haven't returned. A retired army general who was in charge of the federal relief efforts in the neighborhood remembers the thousands of devastated people impacted by the hurricane.
Katrina archives: 'Help us please.' Anarchy grips New Orleans after hurricane.
A medivac helicopter scared off by gunfire as it attempted to airlift patients; the Oakwood Mall reduced to charred rubble after looters broke in and set fires; corpses floating in flooded streets; scores of police officers simply abandoning their posts to flee a city gone at least temporarily mad.
The inspections are cursory affairs that usually take five hours or less to assess the soundness of a levee system of more ...
Since Hurricane Katrina hit in 2005, the housing market in New Orleans has fluctuated substantially as families rebuild both ...
Twenty years on from Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans has been shaped by spectacle and short-term returns, not the foundations ...
New Orleans musician reflects on 20 year anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, civil rights, and rebuilding through music and ...
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New Orleans police sergeant kept axe he used to save hundreds of lives during Hurricane Katrina
That was hours after the levees broke and the city flooded, and for this rescue and hundreds of others just like it, WDSU was ...
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'Katrina no longer defines who we are': How New Orleans evacuees found their new home through church
When New Orleans residents came to Houston due to Hurricane Katrina, they sought a place of worship. Two decades later, that ...
Kevin Netters, aka "Big Daddie the DJ," helps bring New Orleans culture to Dallas through music and parties, fostering ...
LIV Golf has added a summer tournament in New Orleans for 2026 after Louisiana agreed to make improvements to Bayou Oaks.
"The longer you live in New Orleans, the more unfit you become to live anywhere else." Here are Chris Rose's reflections on ...
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