Hurricane Katrina

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  Hurricane Katrina

  State program has money going begging

  Coast homeowners have an opportunity to have FEMA money pay 75 percent of the cost to strengthen their homes against wind damage.

  • Link: DFA retrofit program details

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• The Shark is back

  • Gallery: The Shark is back

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• Hawaii man indicted in Katrina-fraud scheme

• FEMA head urges use of private sector

• Mississippi fails to protect buildings, people from hurricanes, report concludes

• A ‘historic’ debate on Katrina levee breach sites

• Insurers stress ’11 a costly year, suggest rate hikes ahead

• State's First Lady honored for Katrina work (Updated 2 p.m.)

• Residents turn out to bid on Mississippi cottages (Updated 10 a.m.)

• Cochran, Wicker announce grant for wind retrofitting

• Condo owners win $4 million Katrina verdict

• Wicker named to committee overseeing flood insurance

• NIGHTMARE REVISITED

• St. Paul in Pass Christian to be torn down, diocese says

• The Mississippi Coast 2005

• Pelosi: We will not forget the families of the Gulf Coast

• Vitter releases hold on FEMA nominee but Taylor now unhappy with Obama Administration over insurance

Looking back

More Looking back Headlines

• NIGHTMARE REVISITED

• MISSISSIPPI'S INVISIBLE COAST

• Before and After

• Aerial Photos of Destruction

• Multimedia: Hurricane Katrina timeline

• 24 Hours of Hell

• Katrina Surge Timeline

• Hancock County Surge Elevations

• Harrison County Surge Elevations

Current hurricane news

More Current hurricane news Headlines

• NWS: Lee slow-moving, could dump 10 to 15 inches on Coast

• Jackson County declares state of emergency

• Where to find sandbags (Updated 11 a.m.)