Networks learn harsh lessons from Katrina
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NEW YORK  - Two years after Hurricane Katrina forever changed the Gulf Coast, its echoes still reverberate throughout TV journalism.
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Oscar-winning filmmaker Jonathan Demme didn't know what he was going to do with 200 hours of footage of the Hurricane Katrina aftermath, but he knew the images told compelling stories about what happened when the floodwaters receded.
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The route to the moon and perhaps to Mars now goes through New Orleans Â and the detour couldn't come at a better time in the city's struggle to rebuild its shattered economy after Hurricane Katrina.
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Since Hurricane Katrina, the New Orleans city government has taken steps such as consolidating remote operations into its main data center and adding Web services and GIS technology to help it track reconstruction activities.
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LOS ANGELES  - A freak storm that  leveled Chicago and increasing angst on the isle of "Lost"  drove viewers to their TV sets Wednesday night.
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Recovery effort will buoy some industries, but many are hit hard by the hurricanes.
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NEW ORLEANS -- Where the canal wall burst and doomed the Lower Ninth Ward during Hurricane Katrina, there now stands an imposing concrete monolith.
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After Hurricane Katrina inundated his city, as Mayor Ray Nagin surveyed what was already being called the nation's worst natural disaster, press secretary Sally Forman asked if he was OK, she writes in a new book on the man and the post-storm chaos.
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Recent network apologies suggest a climate of cowardice inside the major media companies.
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Watching for changes in the inner eyewall of a hurricane may help forecasters overcome one of their most perplexing challenges: predicting sudden strengthening or weakening.
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Since hurricane Katrina, the city has been determined to reform one of the nation's worst school districts.
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From Pensacola to Daytona, a look at the hurricane damage, and at the recovery efforts.
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Hurricane Charley drove viewers to the cable news channels for coverage of what turned out to be the fiercest storm to hit Florida in 12 years Friday.
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Last year, a lot of ink was  spilled talking about the sea change going on in the networks'  morning and evening news shows.
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Drawings, photographs and sculptures on display at the New Orleans Museum of Art are good indicators of how children are coping with the trauma of Hurricane Katrina.
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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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Natural disasters invoke a frustrating helplessness: Our despair only deepens as the scope of devastation reveals itself. Americans last experienced nature&#39;s wrath firsthand during the series of hurricanes