Voices of Katrina: 10 Years Later
A decade after Hurricane Katrina devastated the Gulf Coast, its effects still linger in New Orleans, Plaquemines Parish and the Mississippi coast
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Katrina 10 years later: New Orleans
Ten years after Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans - signs of resilience and struggle
New Orleans Mayor reflects on progress, hurdles since Katrina
Mitch Landrieu tells CBS News about the city's recovery 10 years after the storm
Culinary landmark destroyed by Katrina makes comeback
Leah Chase, 92, helped lead the recovery of her family-owned restaurant Dooky Chase
10 years after Katrina, operators remember agonizing 911 calls
CBS News uncovers the stories behind never-before-heard calls made after the levees broke
How hurricane forecasts have improved since Katrina
With faster computers and better models, storm tracking has gotten more precise, but hurdles remain
Hurricane Katrina's youngest victims still healing a decade later
As the 10th anniversary approaches, some of Hurricane Katrina's youngest survivors share their stories of heartbreak and survival
New Orleans gives workers a 44 percent pay raise
New "living wage" law also guarantees paid sick days for employees under city contracts
Walmart in New Orleans evacuated after apparent robbery attempt
Police unable to find suspect after SWAT team searches store
Gulf waters eating away at Louisiana coast
Coastal restoration programs have done little to thwart erosion that turns miles of land into open water each year
Arrest in murder of NOLA woman found in burned car
Victim's mother says daughter had been out celebrating in New Orleans the night before she was killed
Cops: Parents sent son, 5, to burglarize grandparents
Boy's grandmother reportedly said her grown son may have encouraged the child to break in
Chief: "Sloppy" police work preceded NOLA cop's death
Arresting officer Wardell Johnson, responsible for suspect Travis Boys before fatal shooting of another officer, now faces charges, including obstruction of justice
Suspect in NOLA cop's death pleads not guilty
Police say Travis Boys was handcuffed in patrol car when he managed to free himself enough to fatally shoot Officer Daryle Holloway
Arrest in shooting death of jazz trumpeter's niece
The victim - who is also the daughter of a New Orleans policewoman and a firefighter - was fatally shot in a car Friday night
DA seeks death penalty in NOLA officer slaying
Travis Boys was reportedly indicted Monday in the shooting death of New Orleans Police Officer Daryle Holloway
Tulane student charged in fatal shooting of boyfriend
Police say 20-year-old woman first said boyfriend shot himself, then changed her story
Did NFL's Junior Galette strike a woman with a belt?
The New Orleans Saints reportedly recently became aware of a 2013 video of a beach brawl that appears to show Galette in the melee, and sent the tape to the league to investigate
Blaze Starr, stripper linked to Louisiana governor, dies
Filmmaker John Waters called burlesque icon "the best tourist attraction that Baltimore ever had"
Darren Sharper pleads guilty to rape in New Orleans
Ex-NFL star admits drugging, raping 3 women in his apartment in federal case that also covers similar criminal acts in California, Nevada and Arizona
Cop in New Orleans found shot to death in cruiser
Officer working overtime for the Housing Authority of New Orleans killed; car apparently rolled for blocks in empty neighborhood after shooting
"48 Hours" documentary wins Christopher Award
"The Whole Gritty City" celebrates the power of music and how it can transform - and even save - young lives
Mother, two children found dead in New Orleans
Police say 25-year-old Michelle McCullum and her children, Cylie, 3, and Caden, 5, died in what appears to be a murder-suicide
Judge makes ruling on responsibility for Katrina flooding
A judge in Washington says the federal government is liable for some damages in the flooding that took place after Hurricane Katrina
Cops: Arrests after La. father, son slain in burglary
56-year-old David Pence and 25-year-old Nicholas Pence were found shot to death in their suburban New Orleans home Wednesday
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U.S. strikes 8th alleged drug vessel, this time on the Pacific side
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North Carolina legislature passes new congressional map
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Ballroom construction pauses White House tours, but likely to resume soon
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CA redistricting Prop 50 support motivated by national focus, opposing Trump
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U.S. missionary kidnapped from home in Niger's capital, sources say
An American missionary charity pilot was kidnapped from his home in Niger's capital Niamey, multiple sources tell CBS News.
Louvre thieves will struggle to sell stolen jewels, master jeweler says
Master jeweler Stephen Portier said the Louvre robbers might recut the stolen gems, which would significantly decrease their value.
New study compares side effects of dozens of antidepressants
The side effects from antidepressants can vary widely depending on which drug you take, a study shows.
Graham Platner says he covered up tattoo that resembles Nazi symbol
Senate hopeful Graham Platner told The Associated Press he was unaware his tattoo resembled a Nazi symbol.