Hurricane Katrina chased bluesman Clarence “Gatemouth” Brown from his adopted home in New Orleans to his hometown here on the Texas Gulf Coast, where he died in exile. Now, another hurricane has disturbed his rest.
New Orleans police said Thursday they are investigating the slaying of a 25-year-old San Francisco community activist found shot in the head in a hurricane-battered part of the city.
New Orleans prosecutors are dropping manslaughter charges against the last two Bourbon Street bouncers accused in the death of a visiting Georgia college student.
Federal officials will investigate the fatal shootings that took place on a New Orleans bridge following Hurricane Katrina.
Saints cornerback Randall Gay was scratched from Sunday’s lineup as New Orleans hosted the San Francisco 49ers.
Most of the men in the 2 1/2-ton truck had embarked on the grim hunt for bodies in the wreckage of New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina. On Sunday, they prepared to risk their lives for a similar search in their own backyards.
A single scrap metal company was responsible for about 70 barges and ships that floated loose in a major New Orleans canal during Hurricane Gustav, with at least a few threatening floodwalls and a bridge, the U.S. Coast Guard said.
With powerful Hurricane Ike still hundreds of miles away and on an uncertain course, residents on these low-lying islands weighed evacuation orders Sunday, perhaps a hint that Gulf Coast residents as far away as Texas and New Orleans may be not heed similar calls to leave.
Javier Arenas returned a punt 87 yards for a touchdown and No. 13 Alabama held on Saturday for a shaky 20-6 win over Tulane, forced out of New Orleans a week ago by the threat of Hurricane Gustav.
The path of Hurricane Gustav offered New Orleans a reprieve, but 80 miles away where utilities say the devastation was the worst they have ever seen, the storm offered nothing but punishment.
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Coastal advocate Jimmy Delery inspects damage caused by Hurricane Gustav at the Almonaster railroad bridge, Wednesday, Sept. 3, 2008, in New Orleans. The bridge and surrounding flood walls are trouble spots in the city’s flood protection system.
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