Storms batter the South, leaving one dead in Mississippi
"I've never talked to God so much before in my life," Robin Marquez said after huddling with coworkers in a two-story building that was heavily damaged.
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"I've never talked to God so much before in my life," Robin Marquez said after huddling with coworkers in a two-story building that was heavily damaged.
People in New Orleans and its suburbs were sloshing through flooded streets as a storm system ripped through the South.
A new rule from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is forcing 218 chemical plants across the county to reduce their emissions of toxic pollutants likely to cause cancer.
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Strong storms flooded New Orleans streets and demolished buildings in one of the city's suburbs Wednesday, part of a severe weather system that pounded communities across much of the South, killing one in Mississippi.
"I've never talked to God so much before in my life," Robin Marquez said after huddling with coworkers in a two-story building that was heavily damaged.