Two people tragically lost their lives after contracting a deadly flesh-eating bacteria from raw oysters harvested in Louisiana. Health officials are sounding the alarm over the rising cases of Vibrio vulnificus infections linked to seafood consumption.
Two decades after Hurricane Katrina, survivors share their harrowing experiences and the unexpected blessings that followed the devastation. From desperate evacuations to rebuilding lives, their stories reveal resilience in the face of adversity.
Explore the legacy of Hurricane Katrina, a catastrophic event that reshaped the Gulf Coast and raised critical questions about disaster preparedness and government response.
As the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina approaches, we reflect on the slow-motion catastrophe that forever changed the Gulf Coast. From the levee failures to the delayed response, the impact of the storm was devastating and its aftermath remains evident today.
As Biloxi marks 20 years since Hurricane Katrina, Mayor Andrew Gilich reveals the city's ongoing struggle with FEMA over insufficient funding for crucial recovery projects. Can Biloxi finally rebuild?
As the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina approaches, Dauphin Island faces an existential crisis with ongoing beach erosion and funding challenges for vital restoration projects. Mayor Jeff Collier and residents strive to protect their community from future storms.
George Billiris, a lifelong boat captain, shares his harrowing experience battling the flesh-eating bacteria Vibrio vulnificus. After nearly losing his leg, he warns others about the dangers lurking in warm coastal waters.
Basil Kennedy's tragic death from a rare bacterial infection highlights the dangers of Vibrio vulnificus. Learn how this bacteria can be contracted and the importance of water safety awareness.
Indiana is facing a tick invasion, with nymphs posing a higher risk of disease transmission. Learn about the new tick species, symptoms, and expert tips on prevention to keep your outdoor adventures safe.
Bayou La Batre's shrimpers are in dire straits as cheap imported shrimp flood the market. Mayor Henry Barnes reaches out to Trump for tariff relief, hoping for a brighter future for Alabama's seafood capital.
