New Orleans remembers Hurricane Katrina 11 years later
Officials marked the anniversary with wreath-laying ceremonies to remember those who lost their lives to the flooding and celebrations to commemorate those who survived
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11 rescued after being trapped in cave with massive bat colony
Group became trapped in huge bat cave after flash floods in western Romania
Louisiana flood recovery
Eighty percent of Louisiana residents do not have flood insurance. Now, as the state begins to clean up from historic flooding, more than 106,000 people have registered for emergency federal aid. Manuel Bojorquez has more.
La. flood humor: “I guess God wanted me to de-clutter”
La. Gov. Edwards said people around the U.S. are just starting to pay attention to the extent of flooding that killed at least 13 people
America’s rice crop threatened by La. floods, Ark. rain
Arkansas and Louisiana produce much of the U.S. rice crop, and both are soaked; La. gov. says people just starting to notice devastation there
In southern Louisiana, few spared from flood devastation
Echoes of Hurricane Katrina as neighbors help each other while waiting for more federal aid
Louisiana’s flood costs mount, thousands remain in shelters
Even before the storm, the state was worried; lawmakers had drained treasury reserves to patch together prior year budgets
Death toll rises, housing crisis looms in flooded Louisiana
With an estimated 40,000 homes damaged by deadly flooding, Louisiana could be looking at its biggest housing crunch since Hurricane Katrina
Taylor Swift donates $1 million to flood victims
Music star Taylor Swift is putting her money where her heart is, donating $1 million to Louisiana flood relief
Suffering from epic Louisiana flooding only just beginning
At least 11 dead, tens of thousands displaced, uncertainty over number of missing, massive cleanup starting and now, some looting
At least 40K homes impacted by La. floods, gov. says
Death rose to 11, in what the FEMA chief called a "very large disaster," despite relative lack of national attention
Historic La. flooding may get worse before it gets better
One mayor vows to "stay 'til the bloody end" after catastrophic flooding leaves at least seven people dead and more than 11,000 homeless
Don't let a lack of flood insurance sink your home
Many homeowners don't realize standard home insurance policies don't cover damage and losses from floodwaters
Another body pulled from La. floodwaters as thousands rescued
Death confirmed as flood-related; more than 20,000 have been rescued from some of the worst flooding the state has ever seen
"Wire" actor Wendell Pierce loses home in La. flooding
Actor's home was destroyed by flooding in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, 11 years after his childhood home was ravaged by Hurricane Katrina
Sun shines, but flood remains deep in Louisiana
At least six believed killed so far by historic floods that devastated the South over the weekend
Tens of thousands rescued from historic Louisiana flooding
Thousands more in shelters; even governor and his family among evacuees and he warns it isn't over
Louisiana governor on unprecedented flooding: "It is not over"
Woman's body recovered by divers from inside a flooded vehicle in East Baton Rouge Parish, appearing to raise the death toll to five
La. and Miss. struggle with "historic" floods
Deadly flooding that started Friday has damaged more than nearly 3,000 homes around the Baton Rouge area
Deadly flooding in Louisiana
Pounding rains swamp the Deep South, forcing thousands to be rescued
Watch: Dramatic rescue of woman from submerged car
More than 1,000 rescued across Louisiana amid "unprecedented" flooding; at least 3 have been killed
State of emergency declared in La. over deadly flooding
Heavy downpours pounded parts of the central U.S. Gulf Coast, forcing the rescue of dozens of people stranded in homes by waist-high water
Heavy rain, flooding prompts rescues in Louisiana, Mississippi
Low pressure system that formed over Florida last weekend moved west and Friday was centered along the Louisiana-Mississippi state line
Standstill on nation's levees threatens lives, property
More than a decade after Hurricane Katrina, millions of Americans remain at risk because of inadequate flood control system
Flash floods swamp southern Arizona
Schools were evacuated, highways closed, and flights delayed at Phoenix Sky Harbor after flash flooding moved through
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