Failed levees and heavy rainfall left as much as 80 percent of New Orleans at least partially under water after Hurricane Katrina made landfall in the city Monday, Aug. 23, 2005. Flooding hit ...

As New Orleans officials brace for yet another potent hurricane season, stockpiling supplies and holding briefings with ...

This rendering gives an aerial view of the developments proposed ... He hopes to be finished before New Orleans hosts the Super Bowl in February 2025. He declined to name the demolition company ...

A child's-eye view of New Orleans must ... storm with a fairy princess name. Before Hurricane Katrina, 64,000 students attended 123 public schools in New Orleans. Now 9,000 of them are back ...

With the New Orleans transmitters down, Tribune engineering implemented a plan to deliver both stations' programming via satellite to DirecTV ... Imagine that from the day before Katrina hit to three ...

You can view the before ... and after satellite photos. Wetland damage also was visibile around Bayou Biloxi, in the Biloxi Marshes east of New Orleans and St. Bernard Parish, after Katrina.

While New Orleans has grown by 150,000 residents since Katrina, it is still far from its peak population. Like many great American cities, New Orleans’ population peaked in the mid-20th century.

This story appears in the Hurricane Katrina: 10 years later feature series. View the full series ... the landscape of the archdiocese of New Orleans. Before the storm, the archdiocese was home ...

These statistics only begin to describe the scope of the damage Hurricane Katrina ... New Orleans. “For instance, if I want to make sure you know that I’m a Black New Orleanian who was here ...

This photo essay offers an overview of major rehab efforts and new construction that many ALA-goers may not have had an opportunity to see. The essay begins with an aerial shot over the Treme/Lafitte ...

And that was the reason why I chose to come to New Orleans East. And I wouldn’t move, and I wouldn’t relocate,” she said. Ricard lived in the area before Hurricane Katrina devastated the ...

The scars of Katrina are all over New Orleans. Memories of the catastrophe lie just below those scars, but “emotionally and psychologically” Katrina is “very much in the rear view mirror ...