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New Orleans parade shooting: Arrests show city's reworked approach to policing

The arrests of two brothers after a Mother’s Day parade shooting appear to be an example of the dramatic shift in gang-war policing that New Orleans has made under Mayor Mitch Landrieu.

Want to stay on the coast? Homeowners weigh post-Sandy elevation.

Rain persists as Isaac heads toward Arkansas, Missouri

Hurricane Isaac tests levees, knocks out power in Louisiana (+video)

Hurricane Isaac slows, sucking up energy over the Gulf (+video)

As Isaac nears hurricane strength, New Orleans braces for flooding (+video)

The Fight For Home

Helping New Orleans make a comeback is her personal passion

New Orleans' razing craze aims to clear way for post-Katrina recovery

For New Orleans, Katrina anniversary is both solemn and festive

Would New Orleans levees hold for a second Katrina?

After Katrina, New Orleans housing goes green

Four ways New Orleans is better than before Katrina

Hurricane Katrina anniversary: Can New Orleans' new mayor revive the city?

In Pictures Hurricane Katrina: 5 years later

In Pictures New Orleans five years after Katrina

New Orleans at the ready to help Haiti rebuild

Mardi Gras? Nah, it's New Orleans' Saints Super Bowl warm-up.

Army Corps liable for Katrina damage, US court finds

New Orleans in the forefront of a green building revolution

On New Orleans visit, Obama makes time for gumbo

Floating house could ride New Orleans' floods

Post-Katrina 'vigilante' violence: rumor or fact?

Six Picks: Recommendations from the Monitor staff

Whose art is Katrina art?