hurricane katrina

Diane Newman, 20 years after Katrina: “I believe in resurrection…But a city we fought so hard for has been neglected.”

Newell Normand on witnessing “Pissing match after pissing match” between local, state, and federal officials as New Orleaneans remained destitute and dying after Katrina

WWL's Diane Newman's Statement Before the Federal Communications Commission, Sept. 2005 "All of these stations remained operational as Hurricane Katrina raged through the city Sunday night and Monday, as levees broke from her fury, as New Orleans filled like a bowl with water."

New Orleans neighborhoods have been forever changed in the years since Hurricane Katrina

New Orleans post-Katrina hurricane evacuation plan still evolving

Population change since Hurricane Katrina and why it matters

‘When someone’s shooting at you, your attention is focused. Katrina was a bullet. Then we lost focus.’ Garland Robinette reflects on New Orleans 20 years post-Katrina

Where are the "Yats" in the years after Hurricane Katrina? They're an increasingly rare breed since the storm according to linguists

New Orleans tourism numbers doubled since Katrina

Twenty years later, New Orleans is better prepared to weather any storm