Even after moving to get away from mold-infested buildings left behind after Hurricane Katrina, Southern University at New Orleans hasn’t been able to shake the problem.

AT&T delivers system for Texas evacuations
AT&T has delivered a new system to the state that can help emergency workers better track “special needs” evacuees, or those who are unable to drive themselves to safety after a disaster.

Rare storm drenches Dominican Republic
Subtropical Storm Olga brought drenching rain today to the Dominican Republic, forcing the evacuation of low-lying communities ahead of the rare December storm.

200 Katrina homeless must break camp in New Orleans
Many of the 200 homeless people living in the shadow of New Orleans City Hall were folding up their tents last week as a deadline approached to close the grounds.

New Orleans population 65% of pre-Katrina level
Despite slow progress in rebuilding some neighborhoods, the Crescent City’s population is nearing 300,000, according to a new report on utility hookups.

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