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FEMA trailers are temporary manufactured houses given to the victims of hurricane Katrina and Rita. One such infamous FEMA trailer named ‘Armadillo’ was converted...
made popular May 23 2009
AP, New Orleans
Experts who studied flooding brought on by Hurricane Katrina say New Orleans could be made safer by elevating more homes, building stronger levees and abandoning...
made popular Apr 24 2009
AP, New Orleans
Lucille Franz lost her home and her sister in the flooding that follwed Hurricane Katrina. She blames the Army Corps of Engineers.
made popular Apr 20 2009
AP, New Orleans
More than three years after Katrina stirred up the waters and washed out levees along a 75-mile, man-made shipping channel dubbed “hurricane highway,” a...
made popular Apr 19 2009
AP, New Orleans
Jurors shouldn’t have awarded money to a south Louisiana couple for their allegation that an insurance company acted in bad faith when it denied their homeowner...
made popular Mar 12 2009
AP, Gulfport
A helicopter tour Friday of Mississippi’s coast convinced Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano that the area appears to be on a faster track to recovery...
made popular Mar 6 2009
AP, New Orleans
Disturbed by what they saw on a bus ride through a city still bearing Hurricane Katrina’s scars, two members of President Barack Obama’s cabinet pledged...
made popular Mar 5 2009
AP, New Orleans
Two members of President Barack Obama’s cabinet got a firsthand look Thursday at the progress that’s been made since Hurricane Katrina _ and the work that...
made popular Mar 5 2009
AP, New Orleans
Three and a half years after Hurricane Katrina, the National Guard is pulling the last of its troops out of New Orleans this weekend, leaving behind a city still...
made popular Feb 28 2009
AP, New Orleans
Three and a half years after Hurricane Katrina, the National Guard is pulling the last of its troops out of New Orleans this weekend, leaving behind a city still...
made popular Feb 27 2009
AP, Washington
President Barack Obama said Friday that Gulf Coast residents still struggling to rebuild three years after Hurricane Katrina “have not always received the support...
made popular Feb 20 2009
AP, New Orleans
A judge incorrectly dismissed several insurance companies from a lawsuit accusing insurers of overbilling the federal government for Hurricane Katrina’s flood...
made popular Feb 19 2009
AP, New Orleans
A federal appeals court has ruled a Louisiana hotel chain wasn’t obligated to cover the relocation expenses incurred by immigrant workers recruited to work in New...
made popular Feb 12 2009
AP, New Orleans
A doctor accused but never formally charged with giving four patients lethal doses of drugs in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina is asking the state to pay her legal...
made popular Feb 10 2009
AP, Toledo
Federal prosecutors in Ohio say they’ve charged more than a dozen people with bilking the government out of thousands of dollars intended to help victims of...
made popular Feb 5 2009
AP, Jackson
The mayor of a Mississippi city hit hard by Hurricane Katrina has been indicted after federal officials say he filed a false claim for disaster assistance.
made popular Jan 28 2009
AP, New Orleans
A federal judge on Thursday rejected a bid to hold the federal government liable for the deaths of three elderly people during Hurricane Katrina’s aftermath.
made popular Jan 22 2009
AP, Washington
A new list released by former President Bill Clinton is providing a look at major donors to the Hurricane Katrina recovery effort.
made popular Dec 18 2008
AP, Baton Rouge
An $849 million Hurricane Katrina recovery program hobbled by red tape and the national credit crunch will seek to issue rebuilding money directly to small landlords...
made popular Dec 17 2008
AP, Baton Rouge
An $849 million Hurricane Katrina recovery program, hobbled by red tape and the national credit crunch, will seek to issue rebuilding money directly to small landlords...
made popular Dec 17 2008
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