This week marks the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, the costliest hurricane in U.S. history, with events in New Orleans reflecting on its impact and aftermath. Former reporters and survivors recall their experiences while musicians continue to express their journeys through song. Official commemorations highlight the lessons learned from Katrina, emphasizing the importance of preparedness as hurricane risks to the Gulf Coast are projected to rise. Discussions on the legacy of Katrina reveal urgent calls for social justice, community recovery, and resilience in the face of future storms. Notably, a giant mural has been unveiled in New Orleans, capturing the essence of this historic disaster. Amid the remembrance, narratives of displaced residents uncover where they are today and the ongoing challenges many face in rebuilding their lives.