Furry Tails: Furry Hurricane Victims Find Home, Thanks To PAART
Rosita and Rocco haven't seen their humans in months.
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Rosita and Rocco haven't seen their humans in months.
Pups from Puerto Rico have now arrived in Pittsburgh.
More than 120 days have passed since Hurricane Maria gutted Puerto Rico and the recovery effort is far from done.
After Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico last year, IV bags are in short supply.
Rosana Guernica, a Carnegie Mellon University student and Puerto Rico native, has been raising money to organize private charters to get needed aid down to the island.
Pittsburghers continue to raise money and send supplies to those affected by Hurricane Maria, nearly two months after the storm.
A Carnegie Mellon student has made an extraordinary effort to bring relief to Puerto Rico, where thousands still don't have running water and more than half the island still has no power almost two months after Hurricane Maria.
Two men from Puerto Rico arrived in Pittsburgh on Sunday to undergo emergency eye surgery, courtesy of a local ophthalmology firm.
The head of Puerto Rico's power company said Sunday the agency will cancel its $300 million contract with Whitefish Energy Holdings.
Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands are in the midst of the largest blackout in US history, according to a report from an economic research company.
A Carnegie Mellon student disturbed by stories from her native Puerto Rico following Hurricane Maria decided to do something about it.
The World Mission Society Church of God in West View is one of 30 locations on the east coast gathering disaster relief supplies to ship to Puerto Rico.
President Donald Trump is criticizing hurricane-ravaged Puerto Rico and says the government can't keep federal aid there "forever."
A New Jersey man who spent decades preparing his home for doomsday is donating all of his stored food to families affected by Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico.
A Pittsburgh group is collecting gently used wheelchairs to help replenish the supply in hospitals, nursing homes and other care facilities in Puerto Rico.
President Donald Trump is pledging to help Puerto Rico continue to recover from Hurricane Maria's devastation.
President Donald Trump is meeting Tuesday with some of the 3.4 million Puerto Ricans struggling to recover from Hurricane Maria.
An Elizabeth Township native who has been living and raising her son in Puerto Rico says people are waiting in line for hours just to get gas and use the ATM.
President Donald Trump lashed out at the mayor of Puerto Rico's capital city in a war of words over recovery efforts after Hurricane Maria smashed into the U.S. territory.
The Trump administration will waive federal restrictions on foreign ships' transportation of cargo to hurricane-ravaged Puerto Rico.
Upper St. Clair native, Col. John Lloyd, of the U.S. Army Corps. of Engineers Pittsburgh office, is helping the hurricane-ravaged U.S. Virgin Islands.
The son of a baseball legend is following in his father's footsteps, trying to help Hurricane victims in Puerto Rico, and he's hoping people in Pittsburgh will step up to the plate and help, too.
Pittsburghers with family in Puerto Rico are still trying to come to grips with the damage caused by Hurricane Maria.
Federal agencies are grappling with the vast scale of the disaster in Puerto Rico left by Hurricane Maria, the third major storm to strike the U.S. in less than a month.
The eye of Hurricane Maria was nearing the Turks and Caicos early Friday as Puerto Rico sought to recover from the storm's devastation.
