Federal officials today defended their response to historic flooding in Tennessee that killed 22 people earlier this year, while acknowledging they could have done a better job of warning the public of the potential devastation.
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Federal officials defend response to Tennessee flooding
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Pawlenty praises flood recovery efforts
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Officials hope firings will serve as warning
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National hurricane Center issues watch
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Flood damage assessments begin Wednesday
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Flash Flood Watch remains in effect
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Officials accused of misleading claims
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Flood warnings are hitting the news
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Departments respond to house fire
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John Brumby defends handling of Black Saturday warning
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Officials survey the damage
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S'pore must learn from recent flooding episodes:
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Senate approves bill to improve flood insurance
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FEMA officials tour flood zone;
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Slidell officials say water is safe
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Area experts talk about ways to prevent another record flood
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White House blocked efforts by federal scientists to tell the public how bad the Gulf oil spill could have been