Reporters say Katrina an open-ended story
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A year ago, television  journalists were plunged into unimaginable hell, telling the  story of Hurricane Katrina and its aftermath that devastated  one of America's great cities, killed 2,000 people on the Gulf  Coast and forced hundreds of thousands of people to flee for  their lives.
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Insurance companies may have paid out $11 billion to Louisianians since Hurricane Katrina, but they have become a new villain in the tales people tell about recovery.
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By STAFF WRITER. &quot;We&#39;ve had concerned parents calling all day long,&quot; said Tedford. &quot;Not to mention the aftermath and destruction of something going through (Mississippi).
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On the second anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, anger over the stalled rebuilding was palpable throughout a city where the mourning for the dead and feeling of loss for flooded homes, schools, snowball stands, old-time hairstylists and hardware stores doesn't seem to subside.
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In his last newspaper dispatch before he and a colleague fell into the hands of Islamic kidnappers on Aug. 19, French reporter Georges Malbrunot wrote from Iraq that &quot;more
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The bodies are no longer being dragged from houses and buildings toppled by Hurricane Katrina, but nearly two years later many in the medical community think the storm is still killing.
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The bureaucratic storm buffeting the National Hurricane Center has ended.
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FEMA has truly learned the lessons of Katrina. Even its handling of the media has improved dramatically. For example, as the California wildfires raged Tuesday, Vice Adm. Harvey E. Johnson , the deputy administrator, had a 1 p.m. news briefing.
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A lively and sometimes scrappy debate on whether global warming is fueling bigger and nastier hurricanes like Katrina is adding an edge to a gathering of forecasters here.
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Just because Katrina was the perfect storm &#151; a catastrophic combo of the wrong hurricane in the wrong place at the wrong time &#151; doesn't mean that history can't repeat itself, leaving another city obliterated by another tempest. It can.
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The Times-Picayune went from being an average metropolitan daily to a vital must-read resource in an unlikely post-Katrina success story.
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Veteran TV reporter Bert Case remembers clearly the pop and crash of exploding glass in Biloxi's Buena Vista hotel the night Hurricane Camille ransacked the Mississippi Gulf Coast in 1969.
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No less than a half-dozen reports on the Hurricane Katrina recovery effort are being released to coincide with the one-year anniversary of the storm &#151; and nearly all criticize the sluggish pace of the response.
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Jon Hurdle has been reporting for Reuters from Philadelphia since 2004. A native of England, he has been a print journalist for 25 years. In the following story he recounts his experiences as a volunteer helping to rebuild after the damage wrought by Hurricane Katrina 2-1/2 years ago.
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There is only one story for the entire French media on Wednesday - the release and return home of the French hostages Christian Chesnot and Georges Malbrunot
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The levee system that was designed to protect New Orleans, but failed catastrophically during Hurricane Katrina, was completed under severe financial and political pressure, including opposition from local officials and environmentalists, according to a federally sponsored report set to be releas...
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Newscaster says flap over story on Bush&#39;s National Guard service had no role in decision. â¢ Early reporting career (1950-62): Worked for The Associated Press; United Press International; KSAM Radio in Huntsville