'We Need Help': St. John Still Without Power After Hurricane Irma
More than 40 days after Hurricane Irma hit St. John, 100 percent of the island still does not have power.
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More than 40 days after Hurricane Irma hit St. John, 100 percent of the island still does not have power.
About 20 members of a disaster medical team arrived in Boston Friday, fresh from deployments in Florida and Puerto Rico.
Out of the destruction of Hurricane Irma, some of the storm's cutest displaced creatures are being prepared for new homes miles away from their painful past.
Several of the Orlando, Florida, theme parks have plans to reopen now that Hurricane Irma has moved out of the state.
St. John resident Jesse Vann spoke to WBZ-TV. He moved to Coral Bay from Cambridge about four years go.
Nurses from Beth Israel are headed to Florida to help Hurricane Irma victims. All the while, the Mass. Salvation Army is sending equipment and Mass Health Hospital Association nurses are still in Texas.
The couple, along with at least 27 others will be staying at the maternity ward in Sinai Medical Center near Miami Beach.
Irma will be downgraded to a Category 1 Hurricane with maximum sustained winds of 85 mph near Tampa by 2 a.m. Monday.
We want to show how we care about the other states," Boston Bruins defenseman Zdeno Chara said.
As Hurricane Irma tears through Florida and the Caribbean, there are many organizations that are helping to raise money for aid and services in the wake of the disaster.
Six members of FEMA's Urban Search & Rescue Task Force 1 out of Beverly are now in Florida and ready to help out with Hurricane Irma--after they just spent two weeks saving lives in Houston.
Forecasters now say that Hurricane Irma will make landfall on Florida's Gulf Coast, sparing New England.
A group of about 100 Eversource workers prepared to head to Florida to help restore electricity to customers when Hurricane Irma storms through the area.
People arriving in Boston after chaotic flights out of Florida are grateful to be with family.
It almost doesn't seem fair. As Florida prepares for one of the worst hurricanes in its history, our weather here in New England couldn't be better.
A chilling Facebook post written on a pizza box listed the names of people seen alive on the U.S. Virgin Islands since Hurricane Irma went through.
Residents of Massachusetts expressed relief as they got off their airplanes at Logan Airport Friday afternoon.
South Florida is preparing for Hurricane Irma, who could hit the coast as early as Friday night.
Dozens of people who were in the path of Hurricane Irma in Florida made it Logan Airport in Boston today on some of the last flights to leave.
For days, the 16 men had scoured 65 square miles of flooded landscape in Houston after Hurricane Harvey hit the area.
Massachusetts natives in the Caribbean are dealing with powerful Hurricane Irma.
Officials in the Florida Keys are gearing up to get tourists and residents out of the possible path of Hurricane Irma.
