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AL: Insurance forum set this week to discuss coastal coverage


FOLEY, Ala. — Since last fall, ACT-II, a faith-based advocacy group, has been compiling alarming anecdotes in coastal Alabama from people who have lost their homeowners insurance or been priced out of the insurance market.
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LA: State asks feds to OK funds for N.O. hospital


The Louisiana Recovery Authority on Tuesday voted to ask Congress to allow the state to use money left over from the Road Home program for other purposes — such as replacing flood-damaged Charity Hospital in New Orleans.
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LA: Properties' transfer to parish OK'd


The Louisiana Recovery Authority gave final approval Tuesday for the transfer of at least 137 properties from the Louisiana Land Trust to St. Tammany Parish government, leaving environmental reviews as the last hurdle before local officials take control of the hurricane-damaged parcels.   Read More
LA: LRA seeks latitude with federal recovery money


The Louisiana Recovery Authority will ask Congress for latitude in spending whatever is left of a $3 billion federal appropriation that is legally obligated to the Road Home program.   Read More
MS: Insurance costs keep Miss. Habitat houses locked


In four states along the hurricane-ravaged Gulf Coast, Habitat for Humanity came with a mission to build hundreds of homes during a spring blitz so people pushed into poverty after Katrina would have the chance to own a home.   Read More
Katrina aftermath: Tears of a civic warrior
By Neal Peirce, Special to Stateline.org

WASHINGTON - "I got out at the last moment, driving 16 straight hours to Birmingham with Evelyn Cox, my 96-year-old neighbor, and Coco the French cat. We are very fortunate to have made it."   Read More
This special issue page provides news updates on how state governments are handling hurricane threats three years after Hurricane Katrina.

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