Lin-Manuel Miranda to star in "Hamilton" in Puerto Rico
Miranda, who is of Puerto Rican descent, has been deeply involved in efforts to rebuild the storm-ravaged island in the wake of Hurricane Maria
Puerto Rico's Road To Recovery
46 Days
Many Puerto Ricans have endured the longest blackout in American history following a direct hit from Hurricane Maria. Due to a multitude of factors, some say the lights won't be coming back on anytime soon
Post-storm Puerto Rico: "still in emergency mode"
Forty-six days after Hurricane Maria hit the island, 60 Minutes found its citizens trying to make do without water or power -- and frequently losing hope
Puerto Rico still mostly without electricity
Six weeks after Hurricane Maria, the head of the Army Corps of Engineers predicts another two to three months before most Puerto Ricans have power restored
Puerto Rico gov. seeks immediate cancellation of $300M Whitefish contract
Whitefish Energy has only two full-time employees, and many were surprised when it received a $300 million, no-bid contract to help rebuild Puerto Rico's electrical grid
Brown enrolling Univ. of Puerto Rico students tuition-free
Ivy League school opens doors to some students displaced by Hurricane Maria; Tulane University also offering a guest semester
Energy company apologizes after sparring with San Juan mayor
Whitefish Energy, a Montana-based company with just two full-time employees, was awarded the $300M contract to rebuild Puerto Rico's power grid
IV bags in short supply after Hurricane Maria disrupted production
The American Hospital Association told CBS News the IV shortage "is quickly becoming a crisis and threat to public health"
Puerto Rico tourism craters in wake of hurricane
Tourism, a rare thriving sector on the island in a deep economic slump, is practically nonexistent a month after Hurricane Maria
Puerto Rico governor: There will be "hell to pay" for mishandling supplies
Ricardo Rossello says some areas on the island have only 20 percent of drinking water supplies nearly three weeks after Hurricane Maria
A look inside Puerto Rico's hard-hit rural interior
The death toll in Puerto Rico more than doubled overnight, and most of the new deaths are from the island's rural interior
After hurricanes, how will Caribbean tourism change?
While airlines have capped their ticket prices to affected areas, they have not capped fees to unaffected areas
Challenges face those sent to help in Puerto Rico
More than a week after Hurricane Maria hit, Marines are still clearing roads
Puerto Rico recovery likely to take years, cost billions
Island was struck by Hurricane Maria, leaving it short of food and water and with a severely damaged infrastructure
DHS under pressure from Congress to waive law to speed up aid to Puerto Rico
Lawmakers are asking DHS to waive the Jones Act to speed aid to Puerto Rico, after it was devastated by Hurricane Maria; President Trump also weighed in
101st Airborne deploying to Puerto Rico as recovery effort lags
Hurricane Maria has left millions without power and many without water; slow response could cost "hundreds of lives," mayor warns
"People are dying": Mayor pleads for help after Maria
Mayor of Puerto Rico's capital urges FEMA to cut red tape, start distributing food, water on U.S. territory
Photos capture dire situation in Puerto Rico post-Maria
So far, $1 billion has been earmarked for recovery by the U.S. government, but on the ground in Puerto Rico, it's not apparent yet
Hurricane Maria: Puerto Rico dam fails as island begins long recovery
Residents were still being rescued two days after Maria slammed Puerto Rico
Maria spurs floods, knocks out power in Puerto Rico
Officials on U.S. island say entire towns may have to be rebuilt after hurricanes Maria, Irma sweep through
Hurricane Maria
Powerful hurricane tore through the Caribbean and made a direct hit on Puerto Rico
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