August 2012 Archive

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.

Isaac may be weakening, but emergency responders say the storm still poses a threat to many areas of Mississippi.

Hurricane Isaac leaves linger health concerns.

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

Thousands of residents fleeing Isaac's path have found room in dozens of shelters throughout 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 Isaac approaches the Mississippi Gulf Coast, Gov. Phil Bryant is encouraging residents to seek safety in daylight, before the strongest winds and heaveist rains arrive.

Communities throughout Mississippi are preparing for coastal residents fleeing Isaac as the storm nears landfall.

As Isaac bears down on the Gulf Coast, residents are urged to be alert to changing conditions. Isaac is expected to become a hurricane as it moves across the warm waters of the Gulf.

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.

Mississippi has 90 confirmed cases of West Nile Virus this year and that number continues to climb every day.

South Mississippi residents urged to prepare for Isaac 

Mississippi lawmakers are looking into passing immigration reform in next year's legislative session.

The Mississippi legislature is asking the Education Department to explain why they removed graduation requirements from the school accountability system.

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