BILOXI, Miss. (WLOX) - On the 18th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina slamming into Coastal Mississippi, we remember those who perished in the storm and recognize the thousands who lost everything.

At last, passenger rail is returning to the Mississippi Gulf Coast. In 2005, Hurricane Katrina shuttered the line that carried tourists and travelers along our shore. As we rebuilt the ...

Biloxi. Extreme Makeover: Home Edition was one of the most popular television shows in 2005 and its cast and crew were among the first groups to help South Mississippi after Hurricane Katrina ...

Nathan Colian spoke about how he lost everything when Hurricane Katrina struck his home in Biloxi, Mississippi in 2005. He then shared his experience as a survivor of Hurricanes Ian and Nicole in ...

BILOXI, MISS. - In the poorest of neighborhoods here, people sleep outside with no running water or power. They live among starving cats, rotting heaps of garbage and constant, buzzing flies. The ...

The 19-year path to identifying the remains of a mother who disappeared in Hurricane Katrina. ... Hardy Jackson as he walked the streets after the towering flood receded in Biloxi, Mississippi.

Tonette Jackson became one of 12,000 people reportedly missing in Louisiana and Mississippi after one of the strongest hurricanes in US history, with 1,392 fatalities and damages of $125 billion.

Popular TV show’s cast, aided by Coast volunteers, built a memorial on the Biloxi Town Green shortly after Hurricane Katrina. On the storm’s anniversary, the memorial is a wreck.

BILOXI, Miss. (AP) — Mississippi has quietly settled its lawsuit against State Farm Fire and Casualty Co. for allegedly minimizing its Hurricane Katrina payments to policyholders, leaving the ...

Jackson was carried away by floodwaters that destroyed her home in Biloxi, Mississippi after Hurricane Katrina smashed into the Gulf Coast in 2005, CBS News reports. She was 46 when she died.

The 19-year path to identifying the remains of a mother who disappeared in Hurricane Katrina. ... Hardy Jackson as he walked the streets after the towering flood receded in Biloxi, Mississippi.

(CNN) — For anyone who watched the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina from afar, the vast devastation could have been captured by a single heartbreaking news interview. A reporter from Gulf Coast TV ...