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Agreement reached on insurance payments to schools for Hurricane Katrina damage

Orleans Parish and Louisiana's Recovery District say they will split $24 million

New Orleans Hyatt Rises From Katrina's Destruction

Restoration set to begin on buildings at University of Southern Mississippi's campus in Long Beach

Hardy and Lloyd halls were heavily damaged in 2005 by Hurricane Katrina

Officials in New Orleans look to get more out of school construction funds

No funding has been identified for several hurricane-recovery construction projects

New Orleans Hospitality Industry Rises to Pre-Katrina Levels

If there was any doubt New Orleans was back, 2010 Super Bowl LXIV showed the world a thriving post-Katrina city. The number of visitors is now creeping closer to pre-storm levels. In 2004, a whopping 10.5 million people visited the city. In 2010, those numbers hit 8.3 million.

Devastated New Orleans Hyatt Reopens in October

School construction in New Orleans aims for energy efficiency

National Renewable Energy Laboratory helps local officials plan facilities lost or damaged in Hurricane Katrina

New schools unveiled in Bay-Waveland (Miss.) district

Hurricane Katrina destroyed schools in 2005

Five Years After Katrina, New Orleans Eases Back Into Meetings

Despite troubles in other areas, when it comes to tourism in New Orleans, the numbers tell a hopeful story.

FEMA provides $1.8 billion to rebuild New Orleans schools

Hurricane-recovery money will enable system to build or renovate 85 campuses

Officials Break Ground on Hyatt Regency New Orleans

Plans maps out school construction for New Orleans schools

Recovery district identifies planned sites for nearly 70 campuses

Hyatt New Orleans Reopens in 2011

Mississippi school district awarded $7 million for Hurricane Katrina claims

Federal panel overrules FEMA's ruling that denied funding to Bay-Waveland district

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