Katrina Stories, Special Projects
‘We were just trying to do the job and survive’
Inside The Times-Picayune newsroom, Paula O’Byrne, then the paper’s copy desk chief, was editing stories in the dark as.
Katrina Stories, Special Projects
Art critic transformed after reporting on the Katrina floods
Doug MacCash was a full-time art critic for The Times-Picayune in New Orleans when weather forecasters began predicting that.
Katrina Stories, Special Projects
Katrina reporter reflects on institutional failure: ‘We were drowning in neglect’
Reporter Trymaine Lee had been living in New Orleans and working as a reporter at The Times-Picayune newspaper for.
Katrina Stories, Special Projects
Surviving the storm was a family affair
The night before Hurricane Katrina touched ground, photographer Kathy Anderson packed up her two daughters, then ages eight and.
Katrina Stories, Special Projects
Environmental reporter warned of challenges before Katrina
It was 4 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 27, 2005. Mark Schleifstein, one of the country’s few dedicated environmental reporters.
