Here are the top 10 stories of 2005; read further to count down to the top story, Hurricane Katrina.

Stories on the issue have appeared in or on everything from Fox News to National Public ...

Bird flu tops WebMD's list of the top health news stories of 2005, but a pyramid, natural disasters, and a movie star left their mark in a big way, too. It's been a busy year for the WebMD ...

As 2005 drew to a close, one of the year’s biggest stories continued to unfold. n the early morning hours of December 20, the city’s transit workers walked off their jobs, setting off the city’s ...

Bird flu tops WebMD's list of the top health news stories of 2005, but a pyramid, natural disasters, and a movie star left their mark in a big way, too. It's been a busy year for the WebMD ...

For Bellaire, 2005 was filled with all those elements. Here are the Examiner’s selections for the top 10 stories of the year: ...

Surging oil prices was the big story of 2004 -- and we're sorry to report that it retained the top spot in 2005, despite commendable efforts from the likes of Martha Stewart, Bernie Ebbers, Dennis ...

For the travel industry, 2005 opened new chapters in familiar dramas and closed some chapters in others. It was a year of familiar themes -- consolidation, bankruptcy, profit and loss. For some it ...

Here are the Top 10 Sports Stories of 2005, presented in chronological order. For those entries that involved teams’ seasons as a whole, they are listed by their accomplishments at the end of ...

For me, that is one of the top sports stories of 2005. White Sox win The Chicago White Sox, managed brilliantly by Ozzie Guillen, surprised the baseball world in 2005 by winning 99 games and ending ...

It was not a happy year for the domestic auto industry. The first six of 2005's top 10 stories involved events or situations that the Big 3 and their suppliers wish had never happened. There was ...

The news beat: Some of the happenings that made our most important stories list won’t surprise you; others may rekindle memories so distant you’d have thought they actually happened last year ...