Twenty-one years after Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans and the Gulf Coast continue to reflect on the storm’s devastating toll and lasting legacy.

City officials say the dilapidated event space should be stabilized by the end of next year.

Analyzes the financial impact of Hurricane Katrina, including insurance claims, GDP loss, and the long-term shift in regional economic structure.

On Aug. 29, 2005, Category 3 storm overwhelmed the Louisiana coast. The costs are still being tallied.

GULFPORT, Miss. AP - A federal judge ruled against an insurance company Thursday in a Hurricane Katrina damage case that could give a boost to hundreds of other homeowner lawsuits against insurers for ...

The hurricane hit 21 years ago.

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MSN is using its Virtual Earth client to provide 24-hour news channel MSNBC with a birds-eye views of the damage from Hurricane Katrina. Users can zoom down to street level to examine damage and ...

NEW ORLEANS AP - The U.S. Department of Justice is weighing whether to intervene in a lawsuit that accuses insurance companies of overbilling the federal government for flood damage from Hurricane ...

The team from Endless Thread remembers back to the Hurricane Katrina disaster and talks with folks who used Google Maps and Google Earth to monitor their homes and neighborhoods, to check on damage ...