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From Foster Care to College: Part Two
From Foster Care to College: Part One
INTERVIEW: Craig Witherspoon Reacts To "Failing Schools" List
Cindy Crawford: Magic City Marketplace
Kyle Whitmire: Privacy Perceptions and Pondering Good News
Remembering the Stand in the Schoolhouse Door
The Forgotten History of the Voting Rights Act
John Archibald: Evaluating the Jefferson County's Bankruptcy Deal
Spreading the Love on Loving Day
Jefferson County Bankruptcy Round-Up
Tentative Deal in Jefferson County's Bankruptcy
Questions Surround JeffCo Bankruptcy Deal
A Political Payoff on the JeffCo Commission?
Kyle Whitmire: JeffCo Commissioners Deny Deal
WBHM Seeks News Director
Montgomery and Life are like High School
No Traction for Jefferson County Bills
Don Dailey: Capitol Journal Update
Carsen Talks "AAA" And More On Capitol Journal
Poverty on the Rise in Suburbia
Kyle Whitmire: Delay for Alabama Accountability Act?
Capitol Journal Update
Tanya Ott's final day at WBHM
News Features Archive

90.3 WBHM --Clean-up crews in New Orleans and across the storm ravaged Gulf are making progress, though it will be many months before things return to normal. Mental health advocates say the emotional impact of Hurricane Katrina could linger even longer for survivors and some of those who watched the events unfold on television. Tanya Ott has the latest in our year- long series, Making Sense of Mental Health.

Editor's note: This is our latest piece in a year-long commitment to covering mental health issues in Alabama. You can learn more about our "Making Sense of Mental Health" project and find local mental health resources -- as our commitment continues throughout the year -- inside this website.

Making Sense of Mental Health