Puerto Rico

In practical terms, the island has to prepare for the next big disaster.

With 2018's hurricane season starting, some families are still recovering from last year's storms.

Puerto Ricans in FEMA's transitional shelter program worry about where they'll go when the program ends June 30.

We revisit a dairy farmer, a convenience store owner, a homeowner and a community center to see where things stand seven months after Hurricane Maria.

The impact of a looming school closure on the owners of a food truck who have been feeding students and parents for 31 years.

We check in with Gov. Ricardo Rosselló on housing, education, pensions, and who is actually in charge.

Government officials plan to close over 280 public schools, combine resources and introduce charter schools and a private school voucher program to the island.

There's no official count of how many people lived in makeshift, informal housing but estimates put over half of the housing on the island as built informally.

The island will close more than 200 schools following a sharp drop in enrollment.