Six months after Hurricane Katrina slammed into New Orleans, producer June Cross came across Herbert Gettridge working alone on his home in the lower Ninth Ward. Over the next two years, Cross would document the story of the extended Gettridge clan--an African-American family with deep roots in New Orleans--as they struggled to rebuild their homes and their lives.

"Frontline" correspondent and filmmaker Cross describes her documentary "The Old Man and the Storm" which will air on PBS's "Frontline" Jan. 6.

Preview: Watch two clips from "The Old Man and the Storm" on "Frontline's" Web site. Next week on "Frontline's" Web site, you can read updates on the Gettridge family and watch special video extras.

Slide Show: View images of New Orleans three years after Hurricane Katrina.

Louisiana Public Broadcasting and Mississippi Public Broadcasting examine the state of recovery through two town halls focusing on housing, the economy and the government's response.
-- LPB and MPB

Track the latest developments in the Gulf Coast region's long struggle to rebuild their cities and their citizens' lives in a series of broadcast and Web original reports.
-- National Public Radio

Beginning in January 2006, Jonathan Demme filmed in and around New Orleans, chronicling the lives of dozens of people who chose to return and try to rebuild after Hurricane Katrina hit.
-- KCET's Tavis Smiley