I made a decision last night that I am no longer going to follow Katrina here at my blog. Instead, I encourage you to follow the links to such blogs as HughHewitt.com, Captain’s Quarter’s Blog, Dean’s World, Michelle Malkin, Mudville

Michelle Malkin has links to reports here, here, and here.

AP has reports here, here, here, and here.

The Washington Post has reports here, here, here, here and here.

The New York Times has reports here, here, here, here, here, here, and here.

Blanco indecision seems to have infected those who will decide the fate of the ravaged superdome….

I don’t generally like posting rumors, but once in a while – clearly stating that it’s only a RUMOR:
Steve Muscatello is saying there is a rumor going around that New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin has resigned or will soon resign his office. (v…

Sure, they can clean up the Superdome. They’ll even make it look like no one was ever there. But everyone will remember these, it’s darkest days. No amount of fanfare or touchdown celebrations down on the Saints turf will ever change that.

Its rou…

UPDATE 10:15PM Tuesday Sept. 6, 2005: This evening, Michelle Malkin and some other bloggers are reporting on this story.

This doesn’t surprise me, even if it may just be a rumor. Not just for practical reasons, but for emotional ones, as well. There are just too many bad memories, both personal and (sorry for this word) collective (even though

(Via Michelle Malkin) “Demolish the Dome!” has been a rising sentiment among Houstonians. Who among us would have ever imagined that The Superdome would be the dome being considered for demolition?…

Governor Blanco is using Hurricane Katrina to advance a position she has held since at least May 18, 2005:
From September 6, 2005:
The Louisiana Superdome was so heavily damaged during Hurricane Katrina and its aftermath that it likely will have to …

Senators, both Republicans and Democrats, said Tuesday that they suspect price gouging as gasoline c