Katrina Brownlee: That badge was much more important than my life. Keri Herzog: She got to the point where she feared for her safety and the safety of her kids, and that's when she decided no more.

Dear Annie: I am a survivor of the flooding after Hurricane Katrina. One lesson I learned from that horrific experience is that I had lost a lot of “stuff” that I didn’t need to replace.

In August 2005, she and her husband, Tom, lost their New Orleans home and everything they owned in Hurricane Katrina, a storm that killed nearly 1,400 people and displaced around a million others.

I Fled Hurricane Katrina When I Was 12 Years Old. We Can’t Forget the Kids of Louisiana Today 6 minute read ...

The images of Hurricane Ida were too much to bear.“I just don’t want to be haunted by my past with Katrina,” said 32-year-old Urquhart.Omaha has been Urquhart’s home since his family was ...

COVID-19 trauma is real and kids are dealing with it. One teacher who taught through Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans shares her perspective on kids and trauma.