Marco Rubio, Bill Nelson urge feds to send law enforcement to Puerto Rico to fight crime
The letter comes amid reports of increased violent crime in Puerto Rico in the four months following Hurricane Maria
Hurricane Maria
FEMA, under fire, says Puerto Rico aid not ending yet
FEMA says food and water deliveries will continue after reports of a cutoff drew criticism from members of Congress and the mayor of San Juan
Kirsten Gillibrand, Bob Menendez push for more funding for Puerto Rico
Months later, Puerto Rico is still struggling to recover from the aftermath of Hurricane Maria
Puerto Rico warns its population and economy will plunge
The U.S. territory's economy is set to shrink by 11 percent next year as it continues to reel from Hurricane Maria
Puerto Rico on edge after 32 murders in just 11 days
Thirty-two people have been slain in Puerto Rico in the first 11 days of the year, double the number killed over the same period in 2017
Peak flu season made worse by IV bag shortage
Supplies of the hospital staple have been dwindling since October after Hurricane Maria cut power to manufacturing plants in Puerto Rico
FEMA extends housing assistance program for Puerto Rico
More than 10,000 Puerto Ricans are receiving assistance under the program, which provides assistance for displaced victims
Puerto Rico authorities: Nearly half of power customers still lack electricity
In October, Puerto Rican Gov. Ricardo Rossello announced an "aggressive" rebuilding plan for the island, promising to fully restore electricity by Christmas
Puerto Rico cops sicking out over overtime pay lag post-Maria
Thousands calling in sick each day, in part to press for back pay for OT piling up since hurricane ravaged island
Puerto Ricans vow to keep Christmas spirit alive amidst devastation
With nearly one-third of the electrical grid still offline, many Puerto Ricans rely on generators to light their homes
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From the solar eclipse to the three historic hurricanes that ravaged American shores, the summer of 2017 was as epic as it was overwhelming
Senate delays $81B disaster aid package
Both Republicans and Democrats in the Senate want changes, and it was among the items Democrats sought to hold onto for leverage next year
U.S. experienced 15 billion-dollar natural disasters in 2017, group says
The disasters included one drought event, two flooding events, one freeze event, seven severe storm events, three tropical cyclone events and one wildfire event
Puerto Rico faces long road to recovery
Three months after Hurricane Maria savaged Puerto Rico, the U.S. territory is still struggling; DHS Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen and HUD Secretary Ben Carson visited the island Tuesday
Puerto Rico orders review as data suggests hurricane deaths vastly undercounted
Gov. Ricardo Rossello said it's possible the death toll is higher than what is currently blamed on Maria, which caused $95 billion in damage
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In Florida, Puerto Ricans displaced by hurricane struggle to adjust
More than 215,000 Puerto Ricans have arrived in Florida since October 3
Puerto Rico still waits for supplies despite $30M contract
Thousands of Puerto Ricans remain homeless, and many complain that the federal government is taking too long to provide basics
Feeding Puerto Rico
José Andrés has some 30 popular restaurants across the United States, but he's barely stepped foot in them for two months. He and an army of chefs and volunteers have been serving the people in Puerto Rico
"Despacito" made this neighborhood famous, but Hurricane Maria ravaged it
In Spanish, despacito means "slowly." In the song, it's about love, but in La Perla, it's about healing
Whitefish Energy stops Puerto Rico power work in pay dispute
The territory's post-hurricane electric woes may only get worse as this conflict further delays needed repairs
Schools in Puerto Rico struggle without power; many end up fleeing
The United States government wouldn't say how many of the island's 1,100 schools have electricity
White House asks Congress for $44 billion more for hurricane relief
The White House says more money is still needed, after hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria devastated regions across the U.S.
Experts: Puerto Rico may face a decade of economic troubles
The U.S. territory continues to struggle with a "dire" situation after Hurricane Maria, with the economy projected to shrink next year
Major blackout hits Puerto Rico's most populated region
The blackout hit just as the government announced it had met its goal of 50 percent power generation
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