VICTORVILLE, Calif., June 17, 2025--The Dr. Prem Reddy Family Foundation presented $110,000 in academic scholarships to 85 outstanding and diverse High Desert students pursuing careers in health ...

Dr. Prem Reddy Family Foundation Awards Scholarships to 85 Students Pursuing Careers in Healthcare Empowering more than 930 students, the Foundation has committed over $2 million to the future of ...

NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Nearly two decades after Hurricane Katrina’s levee failures flooded New Orleans and cost more than 1,400 lives, the city’s storm protection system has been rebuilt from ...

The 20th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina feels particularly heavy as it forces us to confront the culmination of memory, emotion and reality This story appears in our May/June issue, officially ...

The shop survived 15 feet of water during Hurricane Katrina in 2005, when the building had to be gutted and rebuilt and is still there after so many other businesses deserted Main Street. If you go: ...

Kenan Thompson plays Ye in “SNL” sketch with Mike Myers 20 years after Hurricane Katrina pairing: 'I'm in the KKK now' The rapper formerly known as Kanye West and the "Wayne's World" star had ...

“I’m in the KKK now”: Mike Myers meets “Kanye West” 20 years after Katrina benefit on “SNL” "Saturday Night Live" alum Myers played himself in a sketch for the 50th season finale ...

Ibram X. Kendi discusses introducing Malcolm X to today’s young readers and the timing of his new book in light of President Trump’s anti-DEI actions.

Bradlin Jacob-Simms, right, is learning to swim with instructor Mahoganny Richardson at the YMCA's O'Fallon Park Rec Complex in St. Louis almost 20 years after her family survived Hurricane Katrina.

About 30 years ago, I survived a head-on car wreck. It was not my fault. I was put on 100% disability and I have not worked since. Now, at age 68, I got a job offer to work three days a week ...

Bradlin Jacob-Simms is learning to swim with instructor Mahoganny Richardson almost 20 years after her family survived Hurricane Katrina. Hundreds drowned in the storm. “That’s the reason why swimming ...

More than a third of Black adults report they do not know how to swim, according to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention statistics, more than twice the rate for adults overall.