Hurricane Katrina

Feds Clear BR Police Of Post-Katrina Misconduct
Feds Clear BR Police Of Post-Katrina Misconduct
Feds Clear BR Police Of Post-Katrina Misconduct
BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — The U.S. Justice Department has cleared Baton Rouge police officers who were accused of harassing African Americans, using unnecessary violence and conducting illegal searches after Hurricane Katrina.
FEMA Has Not Tried To Recoup $643 Million
FEMA Has Not Tried To Recoup $643 Million
FEMA Has Not Tried To Recoup $643 Million
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — A government audit says the Federal Emergency Management Agency hasn't tried to collect roughly $643 million in improper payments made to victims of Hurricane Katrina and other disasters.
New Orleans Police Officers Convicted
New Orleans Police Officers Convicted
New Orleans Police Officers Convicted
A federal court judge agreed today to allow two New Orleans police officers convicted on charges related to the death of a man after Hurricane Katrina. They'll remain free on a 100-thousand-dollar property bond until they're sentenced in March...
GO Zone Bond Program Expires Dec. 31
GO Zone Bond Program Expires Dec. 31
GO Zone Bond Program Expires Dec. 31
BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — When Congress set up a tax-free recovery bond program after hurricanes Katrina and Rita to help spur private business development, applications poured in and it appeared demand would far exceed Louisiana's $7.8 billion bond capacity.
Ex-N.O. Cop Denies Lying To Grand Jury
Ex-N.O. Cop Denies Lying To Grand Jury
Ex-N.O. Cop Denies Lying To Grand Jury
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — A former New Orleans police sergeant has denied a friend's allegation she lied to a grand jury because she held a grudge against one of the five current or former officers charged in a deadly police shooting after Hurricane Katrina.