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.

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

The government estimates an 11 percent drop in the economy next year.

A foreclosure wave is coming.

California commuters are relying on whale watching ferries and Amtrack to get to work while the 101 Freeway is under repair.

San German's lights are mostly on, but the city's mayor says bureaucracy is slowing down progress.

The territory's governor expects storm recovery and reconstruction to last four or five years.

The city's chief recovery officer shares what the upcoming year might look like for Houston.

The city lost 5 percent of its housing stock, the mayor says, and was struggling with a shortage before the fire.

Low unemployment and a shortage of construction workers make for long waits to get storm repairs done.