Hurricane Katrina not only devastated the Gulf Coast but also highlighted systemic issues within America’s emergency management and social safety nets.

There have been 307 hurricanes that made landfall in the mainland United States since records began in 1851, but none have had a direct first landfall on Delaware. University of Oklahoma student ...

A University of Oklahoma student plotted every U.S. hurricane landfall since 1851, totaling 307. The mid-Atlantic region, particularly around Washington D.C., has seen very few direct hurricane ...

The 41-year-old man's wife drowned but another woman was rescued when the three Chinese workers were washed off rocks while exploring a beach near San Remo. Bass Coast Shire Council has extended ...

In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, schools around the nation are opening up their doors to take in the thousands of students whose lives have been impacted. In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, ...

A man is missing and presumed to have drowned near Wreck Beach on Thursday afternoon. Mounties said that around 3 p.m. they received a report of a man who was in the water yelling for help and ...

Police say a man is missing after swimming at Vancouver's Wreck Beach and is presumed drowned after an extensive search was called off due to darkness. Mounties say the detachment that serves the ...

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Were you displaced by Hurricane Katrina? The USA TODAY Network is chronicling the lingering impact of the catastrophic storm and the resilience of the people involved. If you are an evacuee who ...

When Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans nearly 20 years ago, wrecking neighborhoods and leaving debris littered across the city, one plant stood tall amid the chaos: the Peggy Martin rose.

IT’S HARD TO LOOK BACK. I DON’T LIKE TO LOOK BACK AT KATRINA. IT WAS DEVASTATING. WELL, HAPPENING NOW. DAY TWO OF THE NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER CONFERENCE IS GOING ON, AS YOU JUST HEARD THERE.