Flood-ravaged and destroyed, the Lower Ninth Ward looked more like a war zone than a neighborhood in the days following ...

Devastating hurricanes have left the Lower Ninth Ward in New Orleans, a historically Black community, struggling for recovery ...

Since Hurricane Katrina, one nonprofit has made it it's mission to help the Lower Ninth Ward and build it back better than ...

"My dad was a legend." The family of a Lower 9 man who saved hundreds during Katrina reflects on his life. Across the city, ...

An enormous mural has appeared on the Industrial Canal floodwall along Jourdan Avenue, near North Galvez Street in the Lower ...

The Hurricane Katrina memorial on the Claiborne Avenue neutral ground was the first thing visitors saw when crossing into New ...

Gina Phillips, a mixed media artist from the Lower Ninth Ward, transformed her life and art after losing everything in ...

This week on Louisiana Considered, we mark 20 years since Hurricane Katrina with discussions about ecological restoration, ...

The 2005 hurricane was a disaster made worse by a lack of coordination and communication among governments and emergency ...

When Hurricane Katrina struck in 2005, it wasn't just another storm—it was one of the deadliest hurricanes in U.S. history.

Mary Landrieu was one of Louisiana’s U.S. senators when Katrina made landfall on Aug. 29, 2005. The Democrat fought to get ...