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FEMA Administrator Craig Fugate is pushing for Hurricane Isaac damage assessment and recovery to move quickly.

Isaac may have been only a Catgory 1 hurricane, but flooding from the storm ruined many homes in Mississippi. The Westchester neighborhood off Highway 43 in Picayune was hit particularly hard.

Hurricane Isaac left plenty of damage from flooding and high winds. The lifting of curfews got  Mississippi Gulf Coast residents out and about, despite lingering rain.

As the rains of  Isaac continue, floodwaters may rise in many areas of Mississippi.

Heading out of harm's way or stocking up water and no-cook food, residents of the Mississippi Gulf Coast are ready for Isaac.

As Tropical Storm Isaac takes aim at the Mississippi Gulf Coast, many residents are still trying to recover from the destruction of Hurricane Katrina on Aug. 29, 2005.

Low water in the Mississippi River is causing major problems for those trying to ship goods during the drought.

Millions of dollars will come to Mississippi from fines BP will pay for oil spill damage. To determine the best use of this RESTORE Act money, Gov. Phil Bryant named a team of advisors called Go Coast 2020.

While BP was ramping up to clean-up tarballs from the oil spill, BP workers discovered tiles with asbestos on Horn Island. Then there's the mustard gas.

Mississippi forestry officials are fighting a growing pine beetle infestation that's threatening thousands of acres of timberland.

After roughly a decade of turmoil, plant closures and huge job losses, the furniture industry in Mississippi is slowly turning around.

Mississippi Power continues construction of its Kemper County coal-gasficiation power plant.  Moody's downgraded the power company's credit rating this month.

BP has had limited access for clean-up of Gulf Islands National Seashore since March because of nesting season. Now, BP is doubling work crews to clean up tar balls still washing ahsore from the 2010 oil spill.

The Dredge Jadwin is working around the clock to keep shipping going on the river.

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