The future of Houston's Astrodome is under review as the Harris County Sports & Convention Corporation begins a study to determine whether to restore or demolish the iconic structure.

Last year’s Hurricane Laura, slamming into the Lake Charles area at 1am, prompted the following viewer question:

Before reaching the seawalls, levees and other flood controls that shield New Orleans, Hurricane Ida's storm surge also encountered natural barriers that can help blunt the impact of storms.

Getting ready for dinner with the girls or having a date night with your partner can always be such a rush when you’re a busy person, but we guarantee this makeup routine will have you ready to go and out the door in 10 minutes -- or maybe even faster. Katrina has been doing this for years, so if anyone knows how to put on an elegant face of makeup quickly, it’s her. Let’s say you’re going to work, so you do a simple and quick makeup base before you head out the door in the morning. You already have a great primer for the more dramatic makeup to come later in the day. By the time you’re ready to to go out at night, you just have to let your hair down and you’ve got tons of volume to work with.

We’re talking about the French twist, of course. StyleWise style editor Jon Jordan wants to make sure you know the proper way to twist like the French, so you can achieve maximum style points. Jordan has enlisted the help of his stylist friend Katrina and another friend, Scott. By the end of the video, you’ll be looking like Audrey Hepburn, ready for some breakfast at Tiffany’s. You check out the new StyleWise video above, and don’t forget to subscribe to StyleWise so you never miss a video.

It is clear that we did not sustain and suffer the absolute, catastrophic damage that we thought was likely," Louisiana Gov. He called Laura the most powerful hurricane to strike Louisiana, meaning it surpassed even Katrina, which was a Category 3 storm when it hit in 2005. The storm toppled trees and damaged structures as far north as central Arkansas. The storm crashed ashore in low-lying Louisiana and clobbered Lake Charles, an industrial and casino city of 80,000 people. Bucky Millet, 78, of Lake Arthur, Louisiana, considered evacuating but decided to ride out the storm with family due to concerns about the coronavirus.

HOUSTON – The World Meteorological Organization announced Thursday that the name Harvey has been officially retired for use as a hurricane. The center also retired the names Irma, Maria and Nate. Harvey was the second costliest storm behind Katrina. Sixty-eight people were killed in Harvey.