On the morning of Wednesday, September 20, 2017, Hurricane Maria struck Puerto Rico with sustained winds of 155 mph, uprooting trees, downing weather stations and cell towers, and ripping wooden and ...

Days after Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico, gasoline and electricity remain a scarce resource. Days after Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico, gasoline and electricity remain a scarce ...

Friday marks seven years since Hurricane Maria made landfall in Puerto Rico. Maria was a strong Category 4 storm when it hit on September 20th, 2017. The storm killed about 3,000 people and caused ...

Hurricane Maria left a historic trail of destruction across Puerto Rico on Wednesday, its powerful winds carving holes in the walls of 300-year-old homes, flooding neighborhoods, sucking metal ...

A year after Maria, Puerto Rico finally knows how many people died. What have we learned since Hurricane Maria ... his presidency—is not one rooted in facts or even in goodwill toward the ...

An estimated 4,645 people died in Hurricane Maria and its aftermath in Puerto Rico, according to an academic report published Tuesday in a prestigious medical journal. That figure dwarfs Puerto ...

Puerto Rico has been devastated by Hurricane Maria, a powerful Category 4 storm that also impacted several islands in the Caribbean. It was the strongest storm to make landfall in Puerto Rico in ...

Hurricane Maria likely killed thousands of people across Puerto Rico last year, more than 70 times the official estimate, a Harvard study released Tuesday says. Authorities in Puerto Rico placed ...

President Donald Trump defended his administration’s response to the crisis in Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria amid criticism that his public focus has been somewhere else. Trump spent four ...

category five Hurricane Irma passed through Puerto Rico. Then, on Sept. 20 of that same year, the notorious category four Hurricane Maria arrived. Then, on Jan. 6, 2020, a 6.4-magnitude earthquake ...

On the morning of Wednesday, September 20, 2017, Hurricane Maria struck Puerto Rico with sustained winds of 155 mph, uprooting trees, downing weather stations and mobile phone towers, and ripping ...