Sep 06 Watch Hurricane Katrina: Political Fallout President Bush and congressional leaders each announced Tuesday that they would investigate the federal government's highly criticized response to Hurricane Katrina. A report on the political fallout as Congress returned to Washington Tuesday. Continue watching
Sep 06 Watch Hurricane Katrina: Continuing Recovery An update on the continuing recovery efforts along the Gulf Coast. Continue watching
Sep 06 Watch Lt. Gov. Mitch Landrieu A conversation with Louisiana Lt. Gov. Mitch Landrieu about his state's ongoing recovery efforts following Hurricane Katrina. Continue watching
Sep 05 President Returns to Louisiana As Questions of Race Remain By PBS News Hour President Bush, who has faced withering criticism for the slow federal response to Hurricane Katrina, visited the storm-ravaged Gulf Coast for the second time in four days. Continue reading
Sep 05 Watch Recovering From Katrina Areas along the Gulf Coast ravaged by Hurrican Katrina continue to clean up after the devastating storm. Two reports from Gulfport, Miss and Bay St. Louis, Miss. focus on the efforts to rebuild and recover. Continue watching
Sep 05 Watch Rescue Efforts and Race President Bush, who has faced withering criticism for the slow federal response to Hurricane Katrina, visited the storm-ravaged Gulf Coast as some activists and commentators continued to question the potential role race has played in the aid effort. Three experts… Continue watching
Sep 05 Watch One Week After Katrina Thousands along the Gulf Coast remain missing and hundreds of thousands continue to be on the move a week after Hurricane Katrina decimated the area. Continue watching
Sep 02 Evacuated New Orleans Residents Face More Troubles By PBS News Hour Survivors of Hurricane Katrina continued to flee New Orleans on Friday seeking shelter in Texas as emergency convoys reached the city to assist remaining residents and try to halt criminal activity. Continue reading
Sep 02 Mississippi Situation Deteriorating; Death Toll Tops 180 By PBS News Hour Coastal residents desperate for water and food are facing long lines and deteriorating conditions as hundreds of National Guardsmen arrive to keep order in the hardest-hit areas of the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Continue reading
Sep 02 Watch Politics After Katrina New York Times columnist David Brooks, Boston Globe columnist Tom Oliphant and NewsHour essayist and Chicago Tribune columnist Clarence Page talk about the horrific events following Hurricane Katrina, including the possible political ramifications of the disaster. Continue watching