Walton EMC linemen who traveled to Mississippi and Louisiana to rebuild after Hurricane Katrina look back 20 years later.

Amtrak and Bay St. Louis officials announced Tuesday that the long-awaited Amtrak “Mardi Gras” Service will officially begin ...

Amtrak announced on Tuesday it will start new, twice-daily service connecting Mobile, Ala., with New Orleans on Aug. 18 and cost $15 per ticket, one way.

The Mississippi Coast has grown more diverse over the last four years. One group is driving that growth, according to U.S.

The Live oak tree population was devastated during Hurricane Katrina, and several state and federal agencies are ensuring these unique landmarks survive. The Live Oak Rescue Mission is a joint venture ...

Unable to be identified, the woman was buried in a nearby Pascagoula cemetery. For nearly 19 years, Tonette Jackson was buried there with the name Jane Love.

Amtrak train service will run from New Orleans to Mobile, NIL will change the sports scene and memories of Katrina will be big news in 2025.

PASCAGOULA, Miss. (WALA) - With rain already falling by mid-morning Wednesday, folks in Jackson County were making final preparations for Hurricane Francine. Francine is no Hurricane Katrina.

As one of the deadliest and most destructive hurricanes in U.S. history, Katrina reshaped the Gulf Coast region and tested the resilience of its people.

After Katrina, the NHC retired the name from the list of hurricane names. Nineteen years later, New Orleans has become a stronger city. However, the threat of tropical weather remains.

After almost 19 years, science revealed the remains found a week after Katrina in St. Martin belonged to Tonette, the news release states. Finally, her family could reclaim her remains.