Former EMA Director Reflects on Hurricane Katrina
Joe Spraggins took over as director of Harrison County’s Emergency Management Agency on August 29th, 2005.
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Robin Roberts on the Coast
Robin Roberts returned to her hometown in Pass Christian for a special first look at her documentary on the ten year anniversary of Hurricane Katrina.
Backyards and Beyond: Katrina Exhibit
A preview of the Backyards and Beyond Exhibit is being held at the Gulfport-Biloxi International Airport.
Lt. Gov. Tate Reeves Look Back on Katrina
The ten year anniversary of Katrina is quickly approaching and many state officials remember where they were on the day the devastating storm hit.
Former President Visits Coast
Former President George W. Bush and first lady Laura Bush are visiting Gulfport next Friday to commemorate the 10th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina.
Former President George W. Bush to Visit Gulfport for Katrina Anniversary
On Friday, Bush and Laura Bush will go to Warren Easton Charter School, one of the spots where George Bush marked the hurricane's first anniversary
AT&T Call Center Reflects on Hurricane Katrina
Communication can mean the difference between life and death during any disaster, as we all learned from Katrina nearly 10 years ago.
Decade of Growth Event at Memorial Hospital
“The worst of nature but the absolute best of humanity,” that was how Gulfport Mayor Billy Hewes describes the atmosphere of Memorial Hospital during Hurricane Katrina.
Waveland Playground Dedicated to Family Members Lost in Katrina
Volunteers from the Gulf Coast to New Jersey have made their way to Waveland, where they are hard at work building a new playground.
Justice For All
The Mississippi Center for Justice Department President and CEO Reilly Morse have provided legal services to low income residents ever since Hurricane Katrina.
Beauvoir Overcomes Katrina Tragedy
It’s been almost a decade since Katrina pummeled Beauvoir, the historic home of Jefferson Davis, the first and only president of the Confederacy.
USM Gulf Park Ten Years After Katrina
When Hurricane Katrina made landfall 10 years ago, the University of Southern Mississippi Gulf Park had a similar fate as most places on the Coast.
Katrina +10: The Salvation Army
With the 10 year anniversary of Hurricane Katrina around the corner, the Ohr O’Keefe Museum of Art continues to recognize those who helped with the recovery.
Sun Herald Releasing App for Tenth Anniversary of Hurricane Katrina
Now, as the tenth anniversary of Hurricane Katrina approaches, the Sun Herald is releasing an app with the stories and so much more.
Hurricane Katrina in Black and White
A decade after Hurricane Katrina, one photographer is showing the pictures she took right after the disaster at Hancock County libraries.
Harrison County Coroner Gary Hargrove Remembers Hurricane Katrina
Two hundred and thirty one: that’s the number of people killed in Mississippi during Hurricane Katrina and one man was put in charge of it all.
Long Beach Hopes to Adopt an Ordinance to Remove Slabs Left from Katrina
Long Beach officials are looking to adopt an ordinance to help move past Hurricane Katrina devastation.
Coast Mayors Visit Washington to Discuss Flood Insurance Rates
High wind and flood insurance rates are something Coast residents have been dealing with since Hurricane Katrina.
New Life Disaster Relief Provides Aid to Disaster Areas
Ken and Dawn Wetzel survived Hurricane Katrina and founded New Life Disaster Relief in an effort to provide aid to the fellow Gulf Coast families whose lives were nearly destroyed.
Keesler Air Force Base Ten Years After Hurricane Katrina
It was almost ten years ago when Keesler Air Force Base was 75 percent submerged under water in the wake of Hurricane Katrina.
Labyrinth Made of Hurricane Katrina Debris on Display at Ohr O'Keefe Museum
A new exhibit at the Ohr O’Keefe Museum in Biloxi is allowing Coast residents to let go and move on.
Former Governor Haley Barbour Discusses 10th Anniversary of Hurricane Katrina
Tonight, former Governor Haley Barbour joined local officials and the public to speak on the challenges still facing the Coast as we rebuild.
Jackson County Residents Hope for Removal of Empty Slabs
Almost a decade after Katrina and some parts of the Gulf Coast are still suffering with empty slabs.
Florida Artist Who Designed Wooden Oak Sculptures Returns to Give them Makeovers
After nearly 10 years, the famous Katrina sculptures in Biloxi have received a makeover.